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an average mechanic can do it with a service manual and if you take your time removing your front fender and cover other painted parts. You will also need the tool to set your fork rings.
I did all the R&Rwork on my bike this spring. I took the legs into my local INDY and had them put inthe lowering kit and chrome parts on. It cost me a whole $80 and I know it's done right.
I think of myself as somewhat below average in mechanical aptitude but I've done it 3 times now on 3 different bikes (with a buddy), most recently on my Ultra.
an average mechanic can do it with a service manual and if you take your time removing your front fender and cover other painted parts. You will also need the tool to set your fork rings.
an average mechanic can do it with a service manual and if you take your time removing your front fender and cover other painted parts. You will also need the tool to set your fork rings.
I was searching different areas for the same info and I found this link. This is a step by step for the lower switch. I have not tried it as yet but it seems straight forward.
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