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lateralvibe

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  1. Gene, Will the lowers fit with the Wagner grill guard? I will contact you re: purchase if they will fit with grill guard. Thanks
  2. Sorry to hear about your misfortune. Our prayers for a speedy and full recovery. Keep us posted on things as they progress.
  3. Jay, Give your nephew our thanks for his service. We will add him to our prayer list. I left Ft. Campbell for a far off land many years ago, (Vietnam). This "leg" wishes "airborne" the best. Come back safe and sound. Paul Talley P.S. I made the meet & eat with you,Bill,Allan, etc back earlier this summer to Hannibal.
  4. The two steel knobs go on the 65mm studs. The six phenolic knobs are built on the 30mm studs and are apart of them. Ride on.
  5. Don't forget to lock tight steel knob to stud to keep knob from comming off instead of turning stud. Not much torque required for these bolts. That was quick service.
  6. Sorry to hear about the misfortune,prayers for a speedy recovery for both. Many thanks to Jake for his service to our country. Paul & Gail
  7. This was posted by Buddyrich back when, under "quick release saddle bag". Kike I said earlier this kit makes things alot easier not to mention no more stripped or rounded out screw tops. Some thought it was pricey but it is worth it in my book. Good luck !! www.Mcmaster.com Thanks to RodSD for the tip on where to purchase these. You can go to Mcmaster and do a search on the part number to get a view Pics below You can get by with the next size down on length on item2. You will need some RED loctite to put the knob on the stud. The longer ones are for the back-upper bolt 2 each 60765K332 Metric Steel Knurled Rim Knob, M6 X 1 Threaded Hole, 25 Mm Diameter 2 each 93210A018 Metric Black-Oxide Finish Steel Setup Stud, Round Shank, M6 Size, 80MM Length, 1MM Pitch 6 each 6390K52 Metric Phenolic Four-Arm Knob, M6 X 1 Threaded Stud, 32MM Dia, 30 Mm Stud Length
  8. Some where on this site is a post for a quick release kit to replace the stock bolts with knobs to keep things tidy with the saddle bags. I looked but couldn't find it,maybe before the crash. I bought the "kit" and it sure makes things a lot easier when removing the bags. I'm at work now, will try to locate the vendor or the site when I get home.
  9. Allen, So sorry to hear of your loss.Words will not help much at this time, but our thoughts and prayers go out to you and yours today and in the days to come. From across the state, Paul & Gail
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