Agitator Wheels and Single Side Exhaust
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Agitator Wheels and Single Side Exhaust
For those of you who have installed the H-D Agitator wheels on a bike with a single side exhaust... What did you do about the ugly stock sprocket on the rear wheel? Did you just use a chrome cover or did you change out the sprocket for another simular style? I have a 2010 SG with a D&D Fatcat single side exhaust and know I'll have to do something with the stock sprocket when I go to the chrome Agitator wheels, but I'm not sure what that is yet. I wish H-D would come out with a sprocket that matches the style of the Agitator wheels. Pictures would be nice if you have them!
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After doing some thumbing through the H-D Parts book I've come to realize that they do not offer the chrome covers for any of the 2008+ Touring bikes. Looks like they stopped that in 2008 when they came out with the "cush drive" system.
Can anyone recommend a good chrome shop to ship my stock sprocket off to for chroming?
Can anyone recommend a good chrome shop to ship my stock sprocket off to for chroming?
My bike came with the Aggitator wheels on it, and the single side.
I never bothered looking at the sprocket, really....it's kind of behind the saddlebags.
Lemme go look...
*insert pause here*
Black slotted sprocket with polished edging ringing it. Not sure if that's "stock" or not, but it doesn't look that bad.
The fact that I had to kneel on the ground to see it tells me that it's nothing for me to be all that concerned about.
I don't plan on riding around with the bags off, and once my lowering kit comes it, it'll be seen even less.
I never bothered looking at the sprocket, really....it's kind of behind the saddlebags.
Lemme go look...
*insert pause here*
Black slotted sprocket with polished edging ringing it. Not sure if that's "stock" or not, but it doesn't look that bad.
The fact that I had to kneel on the ground to see it tells me that it's nothing for me to be all that concerned about.
I don't plan on riding around with the bags off, and once my lowering kit comes it, it'll be seen even less.
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Based on the number of replies to this post I'm guessing there is not a whole lot of interest out there in chroming the sprocket. For those that might be interested though, I contacted Impress Plating and Polishing and they said that they will chrome the 2009+ sprockets for $120. They also offer an exchange program for this part with a $75 deposit.
www.impressplating.com
www.impressplating.com
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