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So the 1.5" fit with no cable extension? Any troubles? Any concerns?
Sorry, was not on this weekend. I cut the zip ties to bring the bar up. The break line loses its slack when turned all the way left but it's not tight. The stop on the bike stops the forks, not the break line
A few years working in the middle east so I figured bugger it and got a black CVO breakout. The mortgage can wait! About all I can think of to do to this thing is the pipes, and the V&H 2 into 2 looks very cool, and I'll put a set on in the next 6 months or so. I put a removable sissy bar on so I can carry some stuff for longer trips, and that's about it... I think that's the lots for now. I seriously love that bike!
So i have to say i have had my BO since before they where released. it was the very first BO (standard) sold. So far i have done the vance and hines big radious 2to1, the big sucker 2, power commander v w/ auto tuner, wind vest, and slammed the rear 2". next is the 14" ape hangers. and i love it. it handles and it stupid fast.
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So i have to say i have had my BO since before they where released. it was the very first BO (standard) sold. So far i have done the vance and hines big radious 2to1, the big sucker 2, power commander v w/ auto tuner, wind vest, and slammed the rear 2". next is the 14" ape hangers. and i love it. it handles and it stupid fast.
Just curious, with that 2" drop, how often does it bottom out? and could we get a shot of it from behind?
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