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hi all
i just got my nightster yesterday
i was just wondering about 32 inch drag bars can you put these on and leave indicators and cables as standard
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also whats the best way of removing the reflectors from the front forks
My bars are only 28 inches, but I donât see why 32 wouldnt work.
I used a heat gun to soften up the goo holding the reflectors and then a plastic putty knife to pry them off. Same principle for the rears.
I just ordered a set of 32" bars so I'll let you know in a few weeks haha Should be good though...
As for the reflectors, I just used some nylon fishing line and "sawed" through the goop from behind the reflectors. Then you can spray on some adhesive remover (paint friendly) or sit there and rub off the stuff with your fingers
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