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I've said it in the past and I will continue to say, you should look into getting a crotch cooler made by Captain Itch, a sponsor here on the forum. It is by far the biggest bang for the buck item that I have ever put on any of my bikes! I installed one on my last ride (09 Road King) and I just came out of the garage from just installing one on my new 17 Heritage. I wouldn't consider owning another big twin without one!!
Pictures will follow over the next few days as it is presently raining and I don't want to baptize the bike as of yet!.
How many miles on the bike? If low miles, still very tight and will give off some heat as a result...get a few thousand miles on it and heat should be less...
ive seen so many posts on this....ive never had this issue ...and do not understand it.....maybe everyone is riding to slow? ; )
No riding to slow here in FL! - BUT - The lights will get ya! Huge intersections - long waits between greens - heaven forbid if you have to wait for a second green or worse! My EITMS has been working here and there since I brought the bike home a little over 2 weeks ago and summer isn't even here yet!
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