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Did your aftermarket setup come with new support brackets? Specifically the rear exhaust support bracket. I am in need of a stock rear exhaust support bracket that fits a 99 sporty. If anyone has one laying around, I would like to buy it from you. PM me if you have what I need.
Thanks,
John
Thanks guys. I haven't looked anywhere but the dealer so far. The dealer wanted $150! I just welded it back together and fabbed up a rib and welded it along the bottom for a little more strength.
Streetfighter- the bike is 12yrs old and this is the first time I have had a problem.
Sounds like your pretty familiar w/metal equip - would it be possible to fab your own bracket...maybe stronger? Most of us batwing riders were forced to make our own/stronger fairing bracket - your homemade version would probably be much better than stock...just a thought.
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