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Thought I would post some pics of my scoot! I removed the rear grab bar over the tail light,chrome inner primary cover,Corbin solo, chrome strips on the top of the bags, and some spikes through out the bike! Sure wish I could talk the boss into a 21in. front wheel.
Very clean look. Consider the HD chrome fender strut covers to replace your current ones that have the cut-out on the inside edge that shows the black frame; these don't have the cut-out. I put these on when I went to a solo seat:
Chrome Fender Strut Covers
These strut covers do not include the minor "cut-out" that is included in stock covers on '97-later Touring models, providing a cleaner look for those who do not want a luggage rack. 47009-97
Fits '97-later FLHT Standard and '97-later FLHR models. Also fits '98-later FLTR models.
MSRP US $89.95
Very clean look. Consider the HD chrome fender strut covers to replace your current ones that have the cut-out on the inside edge that shows the black frame; these don't have the cut-out. I put these on when I went to a solo seat:
Chrome Fender Strut Covers
These strut covers do not include the minor "cut-out" that is included in stock covers on '97-later Touring models, providing a cleaner look for those who do not want a luggage rack. 47009-97
Fits '97-later FLHT Standard and '97-later FLHR models. Also fits '98-later FLTR models.
MSRP US $89.95
I never noticed the cut in mine. Back to the Harley store. [8D]
Yeah creepshow I did it right. I cut the bar off and reinstalled the bracket until I can get the shotgun led lights to fit back there. Thanks everybody!!
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