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Misplaced my owners manual for my 2000 FLHR Help...

Someone sent me this picture in an email with some other "you don't see this very often" photos. Talk about a Hard Tail. OOF!

Are those the new Cedar beach bars I've heard about? LOL

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I NEED a Screamin Eagle High Flo Air Cleaner kit for a 2006 Sportster XL1200; Harley part # is 29042-04B.

Don't want to pay the big stealership prices... new or used (so long as in good condition) works for me.

Let me know if you have one and want to get rid of it...

Cheers!

I got the new issue (May June) of Hog Tales today. I consider myself a pretty seasoned biker. I haven' put less than 10K on a bike in a lot of years...and have done 25K. Buttoday I was HUMBLED. I did the ABC's of touring and did OK made 15 states and racked up 67 points. But this lady from Kansas City KS...Damn I stand in awe. She made ALL 48 of the continental states, nine Canadian provinces, 20 state HOG rallies and racked up almost 43,000 miles riding alone, holding a full time job....and riding an 883 sporty! DAMN!!!! I take my hat off to this lady....what an experience.

Ride Free......
Bear, who USED to call himself a serious rider lol

A friend of mine has a custom Softail style kit bike. He got it already built. We think it's a Custom Chrome kit because of a sticker on the bottom of the tranny. At any rate, the thing rides like a brick. It sits a little lower in the back than the front so I am thinking they may have cranked down the shocks to achieve a little lower look given how stiff it is. He is interested in making it a little more comfortable to ride if possible. Do you think I can adjust the shocks some to get a little squishier ride? It looks like I need a SST Harley tool to adjust them too. Anyone use another tool or make a tool for this?

We will buy new shocks if we have too but I would like to try something a little quicker and cleaner first.

Thanks.