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Always wanted to get rid of the old clunky front fender and go with something sportier like the wrap around, also love the new side covers coming out. Took thehe leap and did it
Got my 11" Road 6 Customs Holey Rollers on now. Install was not too bad and all stock wires and lines worked. I'm sure 12s might have worked too, but these were a bit smaller in overall width (tip-to-tip) than any others I found. Rode all day with them and the comfort difference was amazing?
Hi Raven. Been studying bar options and really love these bars you put on. But looking at Road 6 Customs it says the 11" bars are for 2013 and older bikes.? In fact, this is what it says:
" Holey Roller Handlebars for 2013 and older Road Glides
(also will fit other models)"
I'm trying to order the correct bars. Do you have any more information on exactly which bars these are?
Side covers- I found the side covers on eBay and ordered, I needed to do a cut on the bottom to take away about 6 inches. It definitely changed the lines of the original design but I am very happy with the way they turned out.
Trimmed this piece off. It turned out okay. It definitely did change the line but I can change that with pinstriping
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I just installed. 21 breakout wheel. Had it powder coated blacked. Several members asked if it could be done and yes it can. I put the lowers off of my street glide on and Im just trying to decide if I like it??? Opinions??
I am not a big fan of the big wheel look on baggers, but this looks pretty classy. Not too big. I am impressed .
Really interested to hear how it handles on the open road? Does it any lose any handling
I am not a big fan of the big wheel look on baggers, but this looks pretty classy. Not too big. I am impressed .
Really interested to hear how it handles on the open road? Does it any lose any handling
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