The HD kit is complete. But you may want new footpegs. It's an easy install and the best thing that I ever did to my Sportster.VIP said:I might be putting forward controls on for a friend.
If they buy the kit from Harley, is it complete with everything you need?
And is there any tricks to it that I may need to know??
Thankx,,,,,,
Easy job, make sure you take off pipes. the only part you may need is a new shifter peg, it may break off. not that Im speaking from experence. good luckVIP said:I might be putting forward controls on for a friend.
If they buy the kit from Harley, is it complete with everything you need?
And is there any tricks to it that I may need to know??
Thankx,,,,,,
Gotta love red loctite. Use a heat gun before hand, and you're good to go.K-POPPY said:Easy job, make sure you take off pipes. the only part you may need is a new shifter peg, it may break off. not that Im speaking from experence. good luck
Foot controls (brake and shift) stretched out infront of the rider. As opposed to mid controls being beneath the rider, and rearset controls that are behind the rider.Ofnaman1995 said:What exactly are you referring to when you say "Forward Controls"?
There are no stupid questions, only stupid people. Those are the people that make fun of you for not knowing the answer, even though there was a time when they didn't know it either. Seriously... how the hell could you not know thatOfnaman1995 said:Thanks guys. I hate to ask such stupid questions, but I hate not knowing too.
I'll take a stab at this, as I'll be looking for a new map in spring.Ofnaman1995 said:I also see a lot of posts referring something to do with a "map" can anyone tell me what this is. Thanks guys.
Yes, Sportsters are carburated, but not everyone has a sportster.Ofnaman1995 said:Tick, Aren't all Sportsters carbureted? Why would we need to upgrade the ignition module on our sportsters? I'm still confused, please try again.