Fork wrap?
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Aug 2011
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From: Stockbridge GA
[QUOTE=Garret_GCD;11055759]Been on for a year, have never had to do anything. You would need a screwdriver to move it at all its so tight.
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 855
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From: Bonaire, Ga.
Maybe these?
Leather fork covers held on with velcro, From Sick Saddles:
http://www.sicksaddles.com/store.php...60&id=12658201
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Leather fork covers held on with velcro, From Sick Saddles:
http://www.sicksaddles.com/store.php...60&id=12658201
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Intermediate
Joined: Oct 2012
Posts: 30
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From: boston
+1 to the parachord.
if you wrap it properly it shouldn't budge. a lot of guys use parachord for knife grips.
bonus: if you wreck in the middle of nowhere you've got a major survival tool!
if you wrap it properly it shouldn't budge. a lot of guys use parachord for knife grips.
bonus: if you wreck in the middle of nowhere you've got a major survival tool!
Cruiser
Joined: Aug 2012
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cant seem to find anytnig like you mentioned on ebay
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Intermediate
Joined: Mar 2013
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From: California
only shelving vinyl i could find for now.. its a faux leather.. but good enough for now till i find better stuff.. i cut it a lil short but i think when i get my fairing it wont be so bad.
Looks like they aren't selling them at this time on ebay but here is there website. Give them an email and ask them if they can make you a set. They usually make them for the iron and nightsters but they made a set for my 48 and cut them to fit. quality leather. Been on my bike for a year and still look great.
http://plunderdog.com/welcome
email address: pete@PlunderDog.com
http://plunderdog.com/welcome
email address: pete@PlunderDog.com