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@@justinmaynard1349 🫡

If I remember correct, it was the Le Pera Bare Bones seat and Pillion. Looked awesome just pretty stiff.

I was rockin 16" apes in this video, im 5' 7" and they were just a little too high for me. I feel like 14's are perfect for my size.

It seems bulkier than standard soft tail handlebars. Is it bulkier? Where did you get it from?

@@sanemonk1 they were in the bike when I bought it but they were 1" 1/4 bars

@@luisdlc21 hi, sorry I don't.

Just checked it out and from the base of the pad to the top of the fender its almost exactly 5 inches. Havent seen one of these on a chopped pack, sounds like it would look good though.

@@Mikeityourself thanks for the info. Looks like it will fit my chopped tour pac.

@@richardmcmillan533 thanks for the heads up, haven't washed them yet, I do tape when I do but first rain they would be hosed.

@@Mikeityourself mine came with the baffles and already cut. You did a great job. Thanks for sharing

@@richardmcmillan533 thanks bud, appreciate the feedback. I was pretty gun-shy after screwing up the luggage rack.

@Mikeityourself I'll have to find your vid for the rack, I still need to mount mine

@@bradmarchi1946 thanks for watching

Not sure if you would get a better deal with solid fishtails or a set with fishtail tips. Either way, best pricing I found was on ebay but also compare it to Dennis Kirk and JPCycles; sometimes ebay guys will charge for shipping and for the Kirk and JP, for order over a certain amount you'll get free shipping. all in all, you will probably be looking at about 100 bucks, give or take 20.

Ive never done it but I would imagine, it would start with a flat template, will need to add a little extra for the length you'll lose as you curve the edges for the two sides to meet. The rounding might be tough but if you know how to fabricate then you probably have the tools. The other challenge or cost will be getting them finished, so if you want them chrome, you'll have to get those dipped and that seems to be pricey. But if you are just going to hit them with some black high temp paint (cheapest) or powder coat them, then you will probably save a few bucks compared to Chrome.

When I did this video, it had the stock wheels, front and back 16". The bars werent branded but they were 16" apes, I ended up changing them, riding got tough on the shoulders and slow speed control just wasnt there for me. I ended up with 12's and they were okay, I should have gone with 14's.

Thats a really good question, i sold my Fatboy. Now you got me wondering too.

Guess I’ll have to make the order and find out 😂

@@20111111jorg thanks for watching

Good deal man. Glad I could help.

I agree the slim look is far better but damn, I love the storage convenience and who doesnt like a backrest, ha! Thanks for watching.

@@kraptastic333 it eventually was taken to a Dyno for tuning

@@robertking5701 I ran into that on one pair, these ones lined up. I only use one bolt though. a.co/d/gr2h0Hh

@Mikeityourself thanks Mike. Just ordered. I heard I may have to drill another hole which I don't mind

@@robertking5701 on the primary side you might but on the right side, the lower hole should line up, it's a bit of a bear to get the bolts in.

Makes total sense. Appreciate the feedback and thank you for watching

I only covered as a general how to and since specs can very... I usually just let folks know to look them up as part of the process.

@Mikeityourself first I have a 2019 Acura Rdx and specifically googled for that. Second specs are nowhere to be found. So did you have specs or just hand tighten?

I did have them, I had googled it. Sometimes it's a little tricky but forums is where you will typically find the info. If yo check out this thread a guy named Dave calls it out. 17 ft/lbs for the slider bolts. Hope this helps acurazine.com/forums/2g-rdx-tires-wheels-suspension-410/brakes-job-982936/

Hey Adam, really appreciate the feedback and thank you for watching.

I hear that, lol

Im with you Freddie, love that old school look. Ive gotten a few ideas that might these actually work. Going to do some testing to see if I can still make it happen; Ill just have to reorder them. Makin Amazon earn that Prime fee they charge these days. Appreciated you watching.

Whats up Sr. Gordo! I didnt catch I had put that brace on wrong until after I edited the video. Im going to take another look at the brackets again to see if I can bring them in without hitting the shocks, if I can, i might re-order them and give it another run. Thanks for watching bro.

@@brianhobby4559 appreciate you watching

@@TheBlueBikeDoyle I like that idea, I'll need to take a look to see if the room is there or if it will hit the top. Making the bracket shouldnt be too hard to do.

I believe so

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