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Not sure but I do have another video on my channel where I swap out levers on a 650 GT and there should be a link in that video description.

I have a video of what I installed and am very happy with here. ua-cam.com/video/LQVPcQ0dbl4/v-deo.htmlsi=UZAtPcILnvmcSFRU

Didn't change the brake line only the clutch. Used a Barnett clutch cable I got from dean speed

Links are in the video description

@@MessyGarageBMW Thank you!

Love it. I'm still running my 1920 solo seat even after I've gone fenderless

I used a 65mm and there was still a little slack in it. It worked when I held it on there really tight while I turned it.

@@MessyGarageBMW thanks!

Combustionindustries.com mirror flip kit.

You must have great taste. Love the submariner, great timepiece.

Even in rain a stock bobber was horrible with rooster tail. Haven't gotten caught on rain with it since I took the fender off.

Still running this thing. Feels great for the rider and I have nothing but positive feedback from anyone that has ridden on the back with me. I'd say it is a winner.

With an intake and exhaust you should get a tune. This intake comes with a cert for the indian tune that your dealer should be able to do. They may charge labor to do it though.

Not that I've noticed. They stay steady on.

That is weird since all of the wiring is part of the basic wiring harness. Should be plug and play.

Thanks 😊

The ride is really good. Can adjust on the fly which is nice. I am going to add an analog gauge this year.

I have been wanting to do it on Springfield as well just haven't had funds for it. But hopefully soon. How low does it go ?

@ramirezj1904 it won't lay frame but it will scrape pipes in a corner so you need to beware of how low you are and air up if you are taking tight corners with a passenger.

Still going strong and still on the bike.

Hope you subscribe and find some helpful info on the channel.

Video here ua-cam.com/video/-p3F4sNa0PI/v-deo.htmlsi=ZXKs_1_ioArWSaQx

My floor boards are the aluminum Select Rider and Passenger floor boards and select pegs for brake and shifter. Thanks for watching, I'm hoping the videos are helpful.

No. It is a free service most do.

@@MessyGarageBMWthank you very much. Really appreciate your input.

@@MessyGarageBMW Hey, apologies for all the questions… I’m trying to put together a tool kit that I can use for most jobs on the bike (oil, exhaust, air intake, battery, etc…) and wanted to see if you could steer me at the right size tools for the jobs. I bought a 3/8” torque wrench, but need the ratchets and sockets. Do I need *both* 1/4” and 3/8” sets, or just one or the other? Second question - full Allen keys or Allen bits that are used with sockets? And if bits, do they come in 1/4 and 3/8? Thanks for your time, sir!

@majrminer get both Allen wrenches and the Allen sockets in my opinion. I have both 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 inch sockets but you can probably find sets that will cover your needs in either 1/4 or 3/8. It would be good to look for adapters to use your 1/4 inch sockets on 3/8 drive and vis versa. Look at a premixed set that have a good array of metric sizes and build from there. Never done buying tools 😀

@@MessyGarageBMWsincere thank you! Working on it!!

It came in the indian kit but I also try to show the part numbers in the video

Yes. Augusta National is gorgeous! So, for tools, I try to include a good list in all of my video descriotions but I would suggest a good metric socket set and a set of metrics Allen keys or Allen sockets. Beyond that, a torque wrench is a great tool to have as well. I'm releasing the oil change video today so you can check that out for tools and procedure. These are great bikes and I have a bunch of content on the channel for them. Haven't adjusted forks but I know others have put different springs in. I have not done that yet.

@@MessyGarageBMWThank you very much, sir! Looking forward to learning more. Appreciate the response. Get lubed up for the golf season!!

@@MessyGarageBMW Love my new (used 6500 miles) 2021 Scout Bobber Twenty. Since I have no experience with actual new Scouts, how can I tell if it’s smooth or rough, tight or loose… as in, is there anything wrong with it? Do you recommend I take to a certified Indian shop for a full inspection, as I just bought from a small bike dealer here? I got a two-year warranty for major parts and want to be sure I wasn’t sold a patched up bike. I had no reason to believe a 6500 mile bike would be in some way unmaintained or damaged… THANK YOU.

@majrminer before I paid someone to tell me if it felt right I would go test ride a new one and see how it compared to mine. If it feels pretty similar, I'd feel better my bike is solid. If there are specific things you question then it may be worth taking to a trusted mechanic but otherwise I'd just enjoy the ride.

@@MessyGarageBMW Thank you so much. Really appreciate that.

@John_Ridley Did you get it and how is it holding up?

@@langelicslayr9114 Yes I got it, I used to own an Atlas. I think the Aliexpress ones might even be made in the same place. You absolutely can't tell the difference other than it doesn't have "Atlas" silk screened on it. The instructions actually do say Atlas, I think they just straight up copied the instruction sheet.

​​@@John_Ridleylol that's so chinese of them 😂 Thx for letting us know copy is good 👍🏿 Cuz I aint spending 150 greens on throttle lock for sure

@@Angry-Lynx right? I wouldn't go for the clone if they charged something not ridiculous for the original like maybe $50.

The bars extend 8 inches from the frame

Cool. Sometimes it is the little things like that that make the job a little easier. Glad it was helpful!

Yep. That is why I waited until I got a bagger to do this. Now I have the best of both.

I've had them on for a year and have not had any issues with heat or overheating.

Ok, cool! I just ordered them for my chieftain. How do you like them in summer riding? Do your legs ever feel to warm?

@shanecarr991 I told myself I would take them off for summer so I could get the full breeze on my legs but never got around to taking them off. Legs don't heat up behind them but they also don't get that full open feeling obviously. I might take them off for the summer this year if I am not too busy riding it 😀

Having fun with this so far and helps with the winter blues when the bikes are stored away. Looking forward to getting this offroad and learning what it can do.

Yep. Luckily the neighbor is a car and bike guy also so he could appreciate it.

Awesome! Enjoy! Safe riding!