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Does it have to do with electromagnetic induction?
Oh crap your way over this ol grunts head with that one. I know how to work on some old cars and bikes and fight wars and that's about what my life has been for the past 50 years.
Not an issue at all. I used the namz 8" extentions and for Cables and brake lines I used the parts below.
For clutch went with MAGNUM BLACK PEARL 70-11/16" SOFTAIL #422214HE
Magnum Black Pearl
#43198 Throttle Cable, 90 deg, 40-1/2" length, smooth end, 5" travel
#442510 Idle Cable, 90 deg, 40-1/2" length, smooth end, 4-3/4" travel
Upper ABS brake line
HD Diamond Black 34" Part #41800118A
Misbehaven you are a huge help! So you basically you did +10" on everything but the clutch?
I went on the recommendation from another forum member (beasleyiv) on the lengths.
Yes it came out to be +10 for my bike. The Lo's bars are higher and wider then your Slim. But when it comes down to it all should be the same once you go 14" bars unless you go taller with risers. Basically from the risers down the the cables and brake line route the same way.
I probably could have gone +8 but I am happy with a bit extra cable. I would do it again.
Last edited by Misbehaven; Mar 27, 2013 at 03:51 PM.
Oh crap your way over this ol grunts head with that one. I know how to work on some old cars and bikes and fight wars and that's about what my life has been for the past 50 years.
Lol I know nothing about that either :-) nor have I ever fought in a war (thank you for your sacrifice btw!! Very envious of the courage and bravery one must posses to do that..) or worked on a car Just read something when I was fixing a massaging chair. [Rabbit + wires = well nothing good Haha]
I'm just a girl that likes to get dirty working on the bike and fixing stuff. DIY baby! :-)
Annnnd that concludes the personal ad portion of this message. LOL
Lol I know nothing about that either :-) nor have I ever fought in a war (thank you for your sacrifice btw!! Very envious of the courage and bravery one must posses to do that..) or worked on a car Just read something when I was fixing a massaging chair. [Rabbit + wires = well nothing good Haha]
I'm just a girl that likes to get dirty working on the bike and fixing stuff. DIY baby! :-)
Annnnd that concludes the personal ad portion of this message. LOL
Your too funny. I need a good laugh now and then. Thanks
Lol I know nothing about that either :-) nor have I ever fought in a war (thank you for your sacrifice btw!! Very envious of the courage and bravery one must posses to do that..) or worked on a car Just read something when I was fixing a massaging chair. [Rabbit + wires = well nothing good Haha]
I'm just a girl that likes to get dirty working on the bike and fixing stuff. DIY baby! :-)
Annnnd that concludes the personal ad portion of this message. LOL
We are going to have to see some pics to verify. Sorry, I had to before someone else did.
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