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Join Date: Sep 2011
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*DK Custom-NOW AVAILABLE-Adjustable Brake Rod for 04-Up Sporty w/ Forwards or Mids!*
Adjustable Brake Rod...
Why Doesn't Harley
Make Them?!
Can't answer for Harley but...
WE GOT 'EM!
IMPROVED BRAKING CONTROL!
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Putting an order together for the mid control, thank you.
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Originally Posted by sportsterpaul
Putting an order together for the mid control, thank you.
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Cool! I believe you're going to enjoy being able to adjust your brake pedal to the best location for you.
Kevin |
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Not so much a position change, hi or low, hoping to eliminate some of the inherent slop in all the pieces used in transferring motion back through all the convoluted bits and pieces the MoCo chose to put in play. Thanks Kevin, will watch for the delivery, but still got 6 of the 9” of snow still to play with!
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Quote:
Originally Posted by sportsterpaul
Not so much a position change, hi or low, hoping to eliminate some of the inherent slop in all the pieces used in transferring motion back through all the convoluted bits and pieces the MoCo chose to put in play. Thanks Kevin, will watch for the delivery, but still got 6 of the 9” of snow still to play with!
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Got it, remember you saying that now.
The new heim joints should take a bunch of the slop out.
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Got it yesterday, Snow about gone so may get to swapping it out. Can’t get it inside juest now and this old body don’t work well off of cold cement, LOL!
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Got it yesterday, Snow about gone so may get to swapping it out. Can’t get it inside juest now and this old body don’t work well off of cold cement, LOL!
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I hear ya...cold and my joints mix well. lol
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