Black lifter covers
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Harley Davidson store, but unless you have adjustable push rods there a pain to put on.
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...18-17900033--1
http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...18-17900033--1
Brook's Performance Coatings does an excellent job. http://www.brookscoatsit.com/
Just had him do a lot of coating for me. I will have a set of covers that you could have coated so your not waiting with your bike down, but he is actually very quick on the turn-a-round, so you won't need them. Took him some parts to coat on Saturday and got them back today (Wednesday). You don't say where in Oregon you are, he is in the greater Portland area.
Just had him do a lot of coating for me. I will have a set of covers that you could have coated so your not waiting with your bike down, but he is actually very quick on the turn-a-round, so you won't need them. Took him some parts to coat on Saturday and got them back today (Wednesday). You don't say where in Oregon you are, he is in the greater Portland area.
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Brook's Performance Coatings does an excellent job. http://www.brookscoatsit.com/
Just had him do a lot of coating for me. I will have a set of covers that you could have coated so your not waiting with your bike down, but he is actually very quick on the turn-a-round, so you won't need them. Took him some parts to coat on Saturday and got them back today (Wednesday). You don't say where in Oregon you are, he is in the greater Portland area.
Just had him do a lot of coating for me. I will have a set of covers that you could have coated so your not waiting with your bike down, but he is actually very quick on the turn-a-round, so you won't need them. Took him some parts to coat on Saturday and got them back today (Wednesday). You don't say where in Oregon you are, he is in the greater Portland area.
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