Superglide - T Bars - Guage Relocation
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Superglide - T Bars - Guage Relocation
My brother bought a Superglide the same time I bought my Bob.
He's done some mods to it and I think it's looking pretty nice!
He's got some of my wrinkle black pieces on it, the Progressive lowering shocks, PC III and K&N.
We did the T-bars, hidden wires and guage relocation. The Speedo bracket is from an older model Dyna and the bracket fits it to the bars. All cables are stock.
He's done some mods to it and I think it's looking pretty nice!
He's got some of my wrinkle black pieces on it, the Progressive lowering shocks, PC III and K&N.
We did the T-bars, hidden wires and guage relocation. The Speedo bracket is from an older model Dyna and the bracket fits it to the bars. All cables are stock.
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RE: Superglide - T Bars - Guage Relocation
I like those bars...looking to go that direction too. What is the rise and pullback? What year speedo bracket fit? Good looking ride.
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RE: Superglide - T Bars - Guage Relocation
Mascman,
I assume that you used the factory oem wires and cables?
Thanks,
John
I assume that you used the factory oem wires and cables?
Thanks,
John
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RE: Superglide - T Bars - Guage Relocation
The cables are stock.
For the wiring, we just cut the stock wires and added about a 4" piece to each one. It may have been a little more than we needed, but the stock ones didn't look long enough when we started...afterwards, we thought it may have been possible to leave them stock length.
He used the fishing string and weight method to string them. It was a little tough getting past the right angle bend, but not too bad.
I don't know how others feel about cutting/splicing your stock wiring, but it was a time saver.
For the wiring, we just cut the stock wires and added about a 4" piece to each one. It may have been a little more than we needed, but the stock ones didn't look long enough when we started...afterwards, we thought it may have been possible to leave them stock length.
He used the fishing string and weight method to string them. It was a little tough getting past the right angle bend, but not too bad.
I don't know how others feel about cutting/splicing your stock wiring, but it was a time saver.
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RE: Superglide - T Bars - Guage Relocation
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I like the look of those bars on there. I assume that mount is from Accutronix?
John
I like the look of those bars on there. I assume that mount is from Accutronix?
John
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RE: Superglide - T Bars - Guage Relocation
Can you post some more pictures like a straight side shot and then get a close up underneath the gauge where the indicator light cabling goes into the gauge mount? It's very hard to see but it almost looks like there are bare wires showing underneath the speedo gauge.