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From: Oceanside, CA
i put my shotguns on last summer and i absolutely love them. still thinking about mounting my switches on my dash. hardest part i am having rt now is where to start. do i do the trees and get the 23 front wheel and wait on bars or do i do the trees and bars and wait on the wheels? will it look goofy with the extra rake and the stock 19? i cant take it! lol
Only you can decide what's best on which mod you have to have first...but I like the rims with the trees...seems like less repeated work? Mocked up my rims (past and future) and posted some pics to help you decide...
I placed the switches on the handlebars using the HD aux switch panels. I also wired in a on/off switch so you can't accidentally change the settings.
I had to cut and add a few cms to the pigtail but ut runs underneath the tank cover to the battery.
I still need to see if I can run the wires through the handlebars...
I had to cut and add a few cms to the pigtail but ut runs underneath the tank cover to the battery.
I still need to see if I can run the wires through the handlebars...
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I placed the switches on the handlebars using the HD aux switch panels. I also wired in a on/off switch so you can't accidentally change the settings.
I had to cut and add a few cms to the pigtail but ut runs underneath the tank cover to the battery.
I still need to see if I can run the wires through the handlebars...
I had to cut and add a few cms to the pigtail but ut runs underneath the tank cover to the battery.
I still need to see if I can run the wires through the handlebars...
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Some progress. Nothing completed here just mocking up to get the stance right with the tank / seat and aligning all before drilling the frame to relocate the tank back to clear the trees. May need to get the 2in lift for the front of the tank (as suggested) before making a final decision and drilling the frame. Only get one shot at it or end up with too many holes too close together in the backbone..not good. Concerns with the ride height in the rear...
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Joined: Jul 2012
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From: Seattle (Alki)
Nice
REally coming along. Looks good.
Some progress. Nothing completed here just mocking up to get the stance right with the tank / seat and aligning all before drilling the frame to relocate the tank back to clear the trees. May need to get the 2in lift for the front of the tank (as suggested) before making a final decision and drilling the frame. Only get one shot at it or end up with too many holes too close together in the backbone..not good. Concerns with the ride height in the rear...
I have some pictures somewhere, will look them up and place them, but only of the switches...
RJ
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