windshield question
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RE: windshield question
I have a H-D quick release windshiled that was on the bike when I got it. I really like it.It is also sturdy. (I dropped my bike and it slammed down on the shield. 1 clamp broke but the actual windshield was fine.)
I had a MemphisFats on my last bike and it was also a very nice windshield. And if you lose a bolt or something, they will replace it free.All they ask in return is that you consider donating to St. Jude's Children's Hospital in return.
I had a MemphisFats on my last bike and it was also a very nice windshield. And if you lose a bolt or something, they will replace it free.All they ask in return is that you consider donating to St. Jude's Children's Hospital in return.
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RE: windshield question
Pilotguy1050:
I got the lights at my HD dealer, kit 69284-05 in the curren catelog. Not cheap, $285. You will also need the turn Signal Relocation Kit, 68603-01 ($40), and the Auxiliary Lamp Bulb Kit. I got 68348-05to matchmy headlight. I did notknow about the latter until until I got home and opened the lamp kit anddid not find any bulbs.
I did the work myself, you NEED the service manual. The is notan easy jobas about the second step calls for removal of the fuel tank to get at the wiring. But for me, it was worth it.
I got the lights at my HD dealer, kit 69284-05 in the curren catelog. Not cheap, $285. You will also need the turn Signal Relocation Kit, 68603-01 ($40), and the Auxiliary Lamp Bulb Kit. I got 68348-05to matchmy headlight. I did notknow about the latter until until I got home and opened the lamp kit anddid not find any bulbs.
I did the work myself, you NEED the service manual. The is notan easy jobas about the second step calls for removal of the fuel tank to get at the wiring. But for me, it was worth it.
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