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Check with the parts man at your dealership, it's from a springer softail a few years back.
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Turn a Classic into a classic
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christina !!!
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Whiskers told me so.
J & P Cycles has them (Early Fender Lights) on the bottom right hand side of this page:
http://www.jpcycles.com/catalog/2009HarleyCatalog/?catalogpage=929§ion=21 Fenders
The part # in J & P is 381-398 - front light w/wires and Hardware. They also make one that is a show part w/no wires #230-646.
Now, you be careful drilling holes in that pretty fender.
http://www.jpcycles.com/catalog/2009HarleyCatalog/?catalogpage=929§ion=21 Fenders
The part # in J & P is 381-398 - front light w/wires and Hardware. They also make one that is a show part w/no wires #230-646.
Now, you be careful drilling holes in that pretty fender.
**Promisy**
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where did you get your exhaust from are they the rocket tips? also how much were they
Bronco 212
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Whiskers, what pipes and tips are you running on there? i like the look just wondering what you thought of sound and performance?
Sexy Bitch
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Samson fishtails
I've got the HD SE touring mufflers (slip-ons) and HD fishtail tips on my bike. I bought the bike in 2004 when it was 2 years old and the pipes were already on it so I don't have a before/after history with the bike to help. I'm running a stock 88 TC on my RKC and I'm quite happy with it...I don't feel I need the extra punch to do a lot of performance upgrades...though new cams may be in order next winter.
The H-D touring mufflers are only a bit louder than stock - 3dB more according to the numbers - but the more closed off end-caps, like my sharkfins, make less noise than the opened up caps.
SuperTrapp is the supplier for H-D's touring mufflers - you might want to check them out for more choices of end-caps to fit the style of your classic
http://www.supertrapp.com/product_sections/cat.asp?CatID=43
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CAUTION: With one wrong step in their vicinity, fishtails and sharkfins will remove the flesh from your shin in the shape of the muffler's tip (don't ask how I know or how many beers). Classic riders bear these scars with pride...
SuperTrapp is the supplier for H-D's touring mufflers - you might want to check them out for more choices of end-caps to fit the style of your classic
http://www.supertrapp.com/product_sections/cat.asp?CatID=43
edit:
CAUTION: With one wrong step in their vicinity, fishtails and sharkfins will remove the flesh from your shin in the shape of the muffler's tip (don't ask how I know or how many beers). Classic riders bear these scars with pride...
Carolynn L
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CAUTION: With one wrong step in their vicinity, fishtails and sharkfins will remove the flesh from your shin in the shape of the muffler's tip (don't ask how I know or how many beers). Classic riders bear these scars with pride...[/quote]
Here too! Lets see,.... my oldest boy, my wife, both my legs...yup, just about everyone who has walked by my bike has chunks missing from their legs too.
CAUTION: With one wrong step in their vicinity, fishtails and sharkfins will remove the flesh from your shin in the shape of the muffler's tip (don't ask how I know or how many beers). Classic riders bear these scars with pride...[/quote]
Here too! Lets see,.... my oldest boy, my wife, both my legs...yup, just about everyone who has walked by my bike has chunks missing from their legs too.