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I am trying to figure on all the other parts I am going to need to do my 13s on my ultra other than the bars. You wouldn't happen to have a parts list of yours would you?? Little stuff I know I will run into like banjo connectors and covers and crap like that. If you don't have a list just jog you memory and see what you can remember.
I didn't change the brake lines so I didn't need banjo fittings and all that...........what I did is I found a used brake line set-up (I have a buddy that runs his own shop and he had a bunch of take-offs) and I cut my stock steel line (inside the fairing) and used a compression fitting and put the two lines together (yeah I know alot of people don't feel comfortable with comp. fittings but my buddy does it all the time without a problem). I used the old gasket on the clutch housing (at the tranny) and I think I explained everything else in the link izzi put up..............let me know if ya got any other ??? Good Luck......your going to luv em
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Awsome looking ride. I'm going to put apes on my FLHX before spring, I see you have 16" apes. My question is how tall are you, and what is your reach? The reason I ask is I'm trying to decide between the 13" and 16" Cyclesmiths. I am only 5' 10" talland about a 24" reach, and I want my hands at sholder hight, any input would be great, thanks.
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