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does any body know how wide the rear rim/wheel is, there is only 1 in my country and it is 350km away(cost is around 150-200 doallers to get there, cause off ferry or bridge)
does any body know how wide the rear rim/wheel is, there is only 1 in my country and it is 350km away(cost is around 150-200 doallers to get there, cause off ferry or bridge)
I picked up the bike yesterday from the stage 4 install. The Screamin' Eagle kit does NOT include the pushrods, so the dealer had to order them. They are trying to have HD pay for the pushrods as it isn't in the documentation. HD says that buried in the instruction manual on page 91, 99, it has it. Luckily my dealer said they'd pick up the tab if HD doesn't.
Starting over on the 500 mile break in, but it definitely sounds meaner. Once the pipes come in I should have it broken in and ready to tune.
I also put on a pair of Lucky Daves bars. I have to say that it made a world of difference. Slightly straightened me up and relaxed my shoulders and the black bars look great on it.
With your new bars, how good is your rear view with the mirrors? In stock form, I see a lot of my arms and not much behind me. I tried to install some 1.7" risors but they would not work with the shape of the top plates bottom. BTW, I am 6'. Thanks
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