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Hi guys, I'm planning on replacing my stock levers on my 08 Ultra with black versions. I have two choices in mind from a supplier here in Canada.
Drag specialities @ $77.95 or Biker's choice @ $47.07.
Both are same as oem only black versions.
Have anyone bought either one of these and what makes the DS one better?
HD lists them for $120 plus tx.
I have found amazon a great way to ship stuff to Family members in Canada- the stuff seems to clear in Burlington, ON and moves fast- the charges are reasonable too.
also- got manual?
many models require caution to prevent breaking brake light switch when changing controls- check manual
Powder coating is not an option where I live.
The Drag Specialities levers say they are made in USA.
HD set is $128.95 +tx probably made in same place also.
Last edited by Ultra Pearl; Feb 18, 2017 at 03:54 PM.
Since it's winter where you are, you've got some time to fiddle. So don't rule out Plastidip with glossifier. I've Plastidipped a bunch of stuff. It's great, durable, and you can remove it if you don't like it.
Problem with ebay is shipping, duty and taxes usually cost more than the part. I can get them at Fort9 here in Canada, they have the best $$ on most everything and free shipping over $49.
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