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I voted to take it off. And that response comes from what may only be bothersome to me, ... I get so tired of stuff we buy from the Moco stamped Harley Davidson. You can tell two blocks down the street its a Harley.
I agree 100%. I don't buy stuff with "Harley Davidson" written on them. I hate seeing a bike that somebody junked up like a trailer park Christmas tree with alot of that stuff.
Cool $6 mod. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. My stock cap came off on the road somewhere, and I hate looking at the rubber plug. Gonna go spend $6 myself. What did you use to fasten it down with?
I'm not sure what you mean when you say your stock cap came off, and you are looking at a rubber plug. My dipstick was stock and I bought that brake caliper. It has 3M tape on the back. Just peal and stick.
I know what he means. Mine comes apart about every other time I pull it. That's why I've been thinking of a temperature dipstick. I don't hear good things about the digital ones, but maybe the analog type are better. Anyone here have one?
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Cool $6 mod. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. My stock cap came off on the road somewhere, and I hate looking at the rubber plug. Gonna go spend $6 myself. What did you use to fasten it down with?
I'm not sure what you mean when you say your stock cap came off, and you are looking at a rubber plug. My dipstick was stock and I bought that brake caliper. It has 3M tape on the back. Just peal and stick.
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