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Joined: May 2010
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From: san diego
I gotta say, for the Road Glides the Leather Pro's are really starting to grow on me. Looks killer man.
Nothing much been done on mine lately. Pretty happy with where it sits right now. Did Galfer brake pads all around. Hoping for a little less dust than the factory garbage, these talon wheels are hard to clean...lol
Nothing much been done on mine lately. Pretty happy with where it sits right now. Did Galfer brake pads all around. Hoping for a little less dust than the factory garbage, these talon wheels are hard to clean...lol
Yeah. In person the look great on the bike. A lot of people snub there nose at soft bags on a touring bike. But I like them and they hold a lot more than hard bags
Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2012
Posts: 1,253
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From: MA
Mine is for sale, if anyones in the market. A lot more money into it than I'm asking, I'm sure most of you know lol...cam, ohlins, mid controls, paint, etc etc...its ready to go.
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/motor...bagger-ma.html
https://www.hdforums.com/forum/motor...bagger-ma.html
Had an Amazon gift card laying around that I never used, bike parts it is...
Before:
After:
Initial thoughts on the Jeff Bezos special stuff:
The shifter linkage is...a shifter linkage. I just wanted something black and simple with heim joints - hard to beat for $20...
The shifter pedal and brake pedal cover are legit quality for what you pay for them. We'll see how the anodizing holds up in the California sun.
The floorboards I'm not SUPER impressed with but for $100 they'll do the job. I had to put all the little spikes(?) in myself and the fitment leaves a little to be desired, but what do you expect for cheap Chinesium I guess...
All in all, I'm stoked on the look but I will definitely be buying better floorboards when I can justify them. These will do for now. Plus, since most of it was covered by a gift card, I was out of pocket very little for a decent cosmetic upgrade.
Before:
After:
Initial thoughts on the Jeff Bezos special stuff:
The shifter linkage is...a shifter linkage. I just wanted something black and simple with heim joints - hard to beat for $20...
The shifter pedal and brake pedal cover are legit quality for what you pay for them. We'll see how the anodizing holds up in the California sun.
The floorboards I'm not SUPER impressed with but for $100 they'll do the job. I had to put all the little spikes(?) in myself and the fitment leaves a little to be desired, but what do you expect for cheap Chinesium I guess...
All in all, I'm stoked on the look but I will definitely be buying better floorboards when I can justify them. These will do for now. Plus, since most of it was covered by a gift card, I was out of pocket very little for a decent cosmetic upgrade.
Yeah the more I looked at them the more I'm not a fan, these will be going back as soon as the Flo's I ordered get here...lol
There some things things it is not prudent to save money on. Foot boards that fall off or break because they're cheap are one of those things. The Flo FB look awesome and at the price point, had better be worth it.
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2016
Posts: 1,429
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From: IE, CA
Absolutely. Running an Ultra fan assist on my S&S 124.
Road Warrior
Joined: Nov 2016
Posts: 1,429
Likes: 607
From: IE, CA
16 TC SG. Current build running S&S 124 w/supporting mods inj, TB 66mm, TTS, clutch, etc. Suspension setup w/ Ohlins 44's @ 14", front GP 25mm cartridges. Brakes setup w/big rotor kits with 6 piston calipers front & rear. Chasis setup w/True Track and Alloy art motor to frame braces, Poly engine mounts, swingarm w/Sta Bo & Talons 19 / 18 combo. Works great as my regular daily ride and canyon ripper. Happy so far with the build. Future plans are for PM wheels, TD swingarm and Baker trans (when this one goes).
