2 Fullsac questions
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RE: 2 Fullsac questions
Found the threadsyousuggestedNC - thanks.
Looking good for the Fullsac at around $180. Igot the Kury "bridge the gap"partsothe RH front shield area is better already andI'll probably try the el cheapo way first (nothing but the Fullsac kit).
If the remaininggapbugs me too much, then I'll investlittle more (around $40-$50) for one of those Sampson shields from J&P and still have close to $100 left forother stuff
. Hell - even if I go the HD shieldat the front too, I'll still have some lunch and beer money left over to use 
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Here's the link to those Sampson shields you recalledas being in another thread FLHT: http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...ley&page=1
It'll be a while before I do anything but if I go this way,then I post some in-work pics showing progress and how things worked out in the new tacked DIY thread. Thanks again guys.
Steve
Looking good for the Fullsac at around $180. Igot the Kury "bridge the gap"partsothe RH front shield area is better already andI'll probably try the el cheapo way first (nothing but the Fullsac kit).
If the remaininggapbugs me too much, then I'll investlittle more (around $40-$50) for one of those Sampson shields from J&P and still have close to $100 left forother stuff
. Hell - even if I go the HD shieldat the front too, I'll still have some lunch and beer money left over to use .Here's the link to those Sampson shields you recalledas being in another thread FLHT: http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...ley&page=1
It'll be a while before I do anything but if I go this way,then I post some in-work pics showing progress and how things worked out in the new tacked DIY thread. Thanks again guys.
Steve
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RE: 2 Fullsac questions
Will post pics of our installation later this AM.
We used a Harley Part for the fron piece and then the Sampson Part to finish off the installation
Steve at Fullsac is a quality guy, with a decent price for a quality piece.
Good Luck
We used a Harley Part for the fron piece and then the Sampson Part to finish off the installation
Steve at Fullsac is a quality guy, with a decent price for a quality piece.
Good Luck
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