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This came in the mail today. Vance & Hines V02 naked Air cleaner. Going to use my stock cover for a couple of weeks. Already have the pipes on. Ordered the Fuelpak a few days ago. Should be here soon.
799 euro is around 900 dollars US plus another 65-70 dollars shipping if that's all the shipping is. I would guess it would be more considering the travel and weight/size. That's for the base version of the rear fender with no light options. Probably looking at over $1000 pretty easily for just changing the look of the rear fender. More if you get the lighted version and even if you don't you still spend more to figure out a different rear lighting option. I agree their rear fender is awesome and probably one of the best but that's quite a lot of money.
I bought the flat riser kit in black from Thunderbike. It's listed as 129 euro and after shipping it ran me around $170.
This came in the mail today. Vance & Hines V02 naked Air cleaner. Going to use my stock cover for a couple of weeks. Already have the pipes on. Ordered the Fuelpak a few days ago. Should be here soon.
Cool- post up some pics when you get the intake installed.
That's probably what I'll end up with or as mentioned just upgrade my suspension and leave the stock fender. I'm already planning to make my own passenger backrest/sissy bar and luggage rack because the current one doesn't allow much room front to back for a passenger. Also the sport tapered Breakout luggage rack doesn't provide much space to actually strap a bag on.
Michael
Originally Posted by mseymour3
Here are a couple. I posted some in my project thread and a riser discussion thread too.
Nice- probably good for guys who need a bit more reach too. need to get the black top and gauge cup, that would look better IMO.
Already planned as well as trees powdercoated black. Also have rocker box covers and cam cover in black waiting to be installed but probably doing those at the same time I switch cams.
Already planned as well as trees powdercoated black. Also have rocker box covers and cam cover in black waiting to be installed but probably doing those at the same time I switch cams.
Rizoma Circuit 851 mirrors installed on Harley Breakout FXSB
Here's some shots- install was easy once I got the right bolts to hold the stems to the lever housings.
I'd like to have them sit a tad bit lower but the brake side master cylinder is in the way. If I went to a PM master then it would be fine.
Anyway they feel very solid, the quality and finish is top notch. these are anodized billet, glass is non-glare. Rear view is good.
The mirrors are small but you do see out past your elbows- much better than the oval Ness mirrors by a long shot.
Sorry for the crappy pics it's a bit cloudy in my area.
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