Turn a Classic into a classic
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 46
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From: Texas
Correct on both. Basically it's a 2000 FLHRCI with an '06 swingarm, Sta-Bo3 bushings, MU85B16" rear & 130B18" front Street Glide wheels, Progressive mono-tube fork conversion, Progressive touring link, Progressive 440's out back, Hooker drag pipes. Nacelle, fork covers, and lower legs painted black. I've had this old scooter since it was less than a year old and it's gone through many different incarnations.
Last edited by blue dingo; Apr 14, 2011 at 02:15 PM.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 343
Likes: 1
From: Las Vegas
What About That M/C Jack You Got
Hey Blue Dingo 
I was looking a you jack stand.
Question(s)
1. Do you have any trouble getting the stand under you bike ?
2. How much did it $$$ you ?
3. How much does it lift; my H-D is close to 700lbs.
Thanks guy
I was looking a you jack stand.
Question(s)
1. Do you have any trouble getting the stand under you bike ?
2. How much did it $$$ you ?
3. How much does it lift; my H-D is close to 700lbs.
Thanks guy
Intermediate
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 46
Likes: 1
From: Texas
I think my lift is a Black Max rated for 1000 lbs but I've had full dressers with a rider on it. I got it about 10 yrs ago for $175 or so I think it was. The only trouble I have is I have to make sure it is absolutely collapsed before I slide it under or it will hit the frame is on the kickstand. The jack stands are just there to stabilize the frame with the wheels off while it's on the lift.
Tourer
Joined: Nov 2008
Posts: 343
Likes: 1
From: Las Vegas
I Like That Jack Stand
Hey Blue Dingo 
Yeah I gota get one of those. Got my H-D on the back patio; just leaning back on its stand while I'm working or try to install the dual front end brake pads.
Thank for you input guy.
Yeah I gota get one of those. Got my H-D on the back patio; just leaning back on its stand while I'm working or try to install the dual front end brake pads.
Thank for you input guy.
I think my lift is a Black Max rated for 1000 lbs but I've had full dressers with a rider on it. I got it about 10 yrs ago for $175 or so I think it was. The only trouble I have is I have to make sure it is absolutely collapsed before I slide it under or it will hit the frame is on the kickstand. The jack stands are just there to stabilize the frame with the wheels off while it's on the lift.
Intermediate
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From: Texas
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Cruiser
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 191
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From: At Work
Whiskers:
I got it bad for your tail fins. I have an '07 classic and with the eagle touring mufflers. My current billet end caps fit between the casing and the internal muffler. I went to the dealer and they had the "new version" of tails like yours. Dealer was clueless as to weather or not they would work. Looked at the parts and didn't feel comfortable with a purchase without more research. I saw the black internal looking part and the tail chrome piece. Do you know if the "new version" will work with eagle touring mufflers from '07? I wanted to take the time at the dealer to go through the instructions and the entire box, but there was a long line. Thanks for any info, Who?Me?
I got it bad for your tail fins. I have an '07 classic and with the eagle touring mufflers. My current billet end caps fit between the casing and the internal muffler. I went to the dealer and they had the "new version" of tails like yours. Dealer was clueless as to weather or not they would work. Looked at the parts and didn't feel comfortable with a purchase without more research. I saw the black internal looking part and the tail chrome piece. Do you know if the "new version" will work with eagle touring mufflers from '07? I wanted to take the time at the dealer to go through the instructions and the entire box, but there was a long line. Thanks for any info, Who?Me?
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Joined: Mar 2005
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From: Southern Colorado
Whiskers:
I got it bad for your tail fins. I have an '07 classic and with the eagle touring mufflers. My current billet end caps fit between the casing and the internal muffler. I went to the dealer and they had the "new version" of tails like yours. Dealer was clueless as to weather or not they would work. Looked at the parts and didn't feel comfortable with a purchase without more research. I saw the black internal looking part and the tail chrome piece. Do you know if the "new version" will work with eagle touring mufflers from '07? I wanted to take the time at the dealer to go through the instructions and the entire box, but there was a long line. Thanks for any info, Who?Me?
I got it bad for your tail fins. I have an '07 classic and with the eagle touring mufflers. My current billet end caps fit between the casing and the internal muffler. I went to the dealer and they had the "new version" of tails like yours. Dealer was clueless as to weather or not they would work. Looked at the parts and didn't feel comfortable with a purchase without more research. I saw the black internal looking part and the tail chrome piece. Do you know if the "new version" will work with eagle touring mufflers from '07? I wanted to take the time at the dealer to go through the instructions and the entire box, but there was a long line. Thanks for any info, Who?Me?