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Jul 19, 2010 | 04:37 PM

#21

2WheelGlider

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From: Jacksonville, FL

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Originally Posted by FloridaFLHX

Where do you live? The guy that painted mine installed it in a little over an hour. I watched him do it. He does a lot of them and knows exactly what to do. He is in Jacksonville, FL. I can get you contact information if you live down here in the Sunshine State.

I would like the contact info for the Jacksonville contact. I would love to have mine done, but am nervous about the ignition switch, even after watching the video with the home made pipe too.

Jul 19, 2010 | 05:39 PM

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FloridaFLHX

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From: Orlando, FL

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I would like the contact info for the Jacksonville contact. I would love to have mine done, but am nervous about the ignition switch, even after watching the video with the home made pipe too.

The name of the guy in Jacksonville is Paul Barber. His email address is Paul.Barber@akzonobel.com. He did a great job on mine.

Good luck!

Jul 19, 2010 | 05:52 PM

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Glidiator

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From: So Cal

now those are realistic labor rates my friend....too bad your not in So Cal...

Jul 19, 2010 | 07:20 PM

#24

Punjabi Rider

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From: Green Country Oklahoma

It's very simple just need patient and may be helping hands to re install it. Every thing has plugs and it will be hard miss plug any thing.Don't remove anything from the inner fairing on the bike, put it on your bed and work on it by transferring one thing at a time to your painted inner fairing. Radio is the only thing stays on the bike when you remove the inner fairing. To put back in is little tricky but once everything lines up it's piece of cake.