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I recently purchased a '94 XLH 1200, looking for replacement and new parts online (such as handle bar controls) i noticed that from '96 on there are a lot more options and majority of websites say that the parts aren't compatible with my '94.
So i was wondering if anyone know what the changes in electronic were in '96 if any?
I recently purchased a '94 XLH 1200, looking for replacement and new parts online (such as handle bar controls) i noticed that from '96 on there are a lot more options and majority of websites say that the parts aren't compatible with my '94.
So i was wondering if anyone know what the changes in electronic were in '96 if any?
Cheers,
Jack
Only one I can think of off-hand is the switch to electronic speedometer in '95. The changes from '95 to '96 were nominal I believe.
In my opinion, you have the best year Sporty made.
Thanks TStephen, That's good to know, I might start looking at some of the '96 parts, but will have a deeper look at the bike to make sure i will be able to sort them out.
Haha thanks, it's my first bike and was the right price, but so far I am loving it.
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