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The Everything Breakout Thread
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Joined: Jan 2010
Posts: 93
Likes: 7
From: (Aus)
Dynaunder
I went 1.75 and it did help, not a huge difference but better.
Riding home today and managed to scrape the front headpipe shield and rear brake lever at their lowest point. Surprised me when I seen I got the pipe shield as it's tucked up pretty tight. Ahh well having too much fun I guess. I could only imagine what it's like with the bike lowered. Second thought now, about that mod.
Intermediate
Joined: Jan 2015
Posts: 43
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From: Panama City, FL
I've hit that dang rear brake lever a couple times now and I really don't like the way HD has that set up. I think that's really a safety hazard. I've hit going around corners and had the front well come off the ground. Needless to say at this point the bottom is pretty ground down, but for newer rider that panics, it could cause a wreck.
I've hit that dang rear brake lever a couple times now and I really don't like the way HD has that set up. I think that's really a safety hazard. I've hit going around corners and had the front well come off the ground. Needless to say at this point the bottom is pretty ground down, but for newer rider that panics, it could cause a wreck.
Intermediate
Joined: Oct 2014
Posts: 33
Likes: 0
From: Texas
Riding home today and managed to scrape the front headpipe shield and rear brake lever at their lowest point. Surprised me when I seen I got the pipe shield as it's tucked up pretty tight. Ahh well having too much fun I guess. I could only imagine what it's like with the bike lowered. Second thought now, about that mod.
How the heck to scrape the rear break lever? I guess I'm not leaning far enough to even come close to it. I've actually never even scraped my pegs. Then again, there aren't many sharp turns out here in texas
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Joined: Nov 2013
Posts: 7,492
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From: Stuttgart, Germany
Riding home today and managed to scrape the front headpipe shield and rear brake lever at their lowest point. Surprised me when I seen I got the pipe shield as it's tucked up pretty tight. Ahh well having too much fun I guess. I could only imagine what it's like with the bike lowered. Second thought now, about that mod.
Cruiser
Joined: Jan 2014
Posts: 211
Likes: 1
From: West Sussex, England
Riding home today and managed to scrape the front headpipe shield and rear brake lever at their lowest point. Surprised me when I seen I got the pipe shield as it's tucked up pretty tight. Ahh well having too much fun I guess. I could only imagine what it's like with the bike lowered. Second thought now, about that mod.
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