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Yes, you will like them, highly recommend for touring bike with stock rims 09 +. I ordered mine a year or more ago, the weekend I ordered the guy who owns the company got killed in a motorcycle wreck, his GF and buddies stepped up and made sure everything kept going and orders got out. Highly recommend these.
Damn, those are pricey. I know some of the H-D rims make it difficult to use the valve stem, I think I'd try to regular angled stems first. I don't know if I'd believe the lifetime statement. All rubber seals will eventually fail.
Damn, those are pricey. I know some of the H-D rims make it difficult to use the valve stem, I think I'd try to regular angled stems first. I don't know if I'd believe the lifetime statement. All rubber seals will eventually fail.
Pricey yes, but being able to fill the darn tires without performing extreme acrobatics? Priceless!
I have them but am not changing the tire til after the holidays. I tried contacting Motorcycle Anchor after emailing Masterblaster. Did not get a response until after I bought mine from Kurvey Girl. Be patient, they will reply.
I bought 2 black ones 3 weeks ago and they're sitting in the garage. I'll have one mounted on the rear wheel in the coming weeks when I replace the stock tire with the American Elite I bought. The front will wait until the D408 is worn out.
Is the company safe? I tried using paypal and I get a notice there is not enough money in my paypal account to cover the charge and they want a credit card number. There is plenty of money in my paypal account and I do not want to use a credit card. Why do they insist on a credit card? Doesn't seem like a legitimate company would do that. I tried a few months ago and it was the same thing. Any one else have this happen?
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