New Chrome Front Motor Mount and Rod from P&A Catalog
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Hey ftanner, now that you have installed the chrome motor mount bracket and the stabilizer link, what do you think? How do they look? I'm pretty much a chrome junkie when it comes to my bike; but I've hesitated ordering these parts as I've wondered how much they really stand out, especially given their pricey cost.
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From: Phoenix
Hey ftanner, now that you have installed the chrome motor mount bracket and the stabilizer link, what do you think? How do they look? I'm pretty much a chrome junkie when it comes to my bike; but I've hesitated ordering these parts as I've wondered how much they really stand out, especially given their pricey cost.
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The link is fairly easy to install. Mine came with equal length bolts (like the stock) and I re-used the stock washer on the motor mount--frame mount doesn't need washer. It looks much better than the not so nice stock link which stands out like a sore against the chrom motor (zinc plated steel?). Due to the vibration, be sure to put red loctite on both bolts.
I didn't do the motor mount because I really can't see it and wasn't willing to pay $129 or whatever it cost. The link is more visible and with MVP discount at $45 adds a nice touch to the front of the engine.
I didn't do the motor mount because I really can't see it and wasn't willing to pay $129 or whatever it cost. The link is more visible and with MVP discount at $45 adds a nice touch to the front of the engine.
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