Motorcycles

captainhook455 · 10-06-2018, 08:32 PM

First I will put a Burly clutch kit which fits on the clutch spring. Idk why it is called a kit as it is one piece of steel. I have had a few bikes and Harley is the only one to need a gorilla grip to pull the clutch.

The seat is a Drag Specialities which fits my butt Ok, but my wife nixed it because the passenger seat is 5" wide. I will see what Mustang has to offer.

I would like some saddlebag crash bars. I saw some on Fukbook last month, but I didn't have a King then.

The windshield is there, but brown. I have a spare recurve shield for the Heritage I will see if it fits.

Last, but not least is the jiffy stand. Some think it is cool for a bike to lean way over when parked. Too bad it is chrome too. Well I don't have legs like Popeye cuz a Harley is a heavy bitch.

Thats all I have to do until I do something else. At least a bike is not like owning a boat.

10-06-2018, 08:32 PM	#11
captainhook455 Rapscallion Join Date: Aug 2016 Posts: 1,357	First I will put a Burly clutch kit which fits on the clutch spring. Idk why it is called a kit as it is one piece of steel. I have had a few bikes and Harley is the only one to need a gorilla grip to pull the clutch. The seat is a Drag Specialities which fits my butt Ok, but my wife nixed it because the passenger seat is 5" wide. I will see what Mustang has to offer. I would like some saddlebag crash bars. I saw some on Fukbook last month, but I didn't have a King then. The windshield is there, but brown. I have a spare recurve shield for the Heritage I will see if it fits. Last, but not least is the jiffy stand. Some think it is cool for a bike to lean way over when parked. Too bad it is chrome too. Well I don't have legs like Popeye cuz a Harley is a heavy bitch. Thats all I have to do until I do something else. At least a bike is not like owning a boat.

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