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- Skid plate
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- cardboard box
- spacer
- bike-frame bracket
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- backbolts
United KingdomLooks great fitted well and solid
Great came across Atlantic very quickly
United StatesSportster 48 skid plate
Fit perfect . A very easy install. Maybe I should have gone stainless. The black skid plate is subtle on my black 48. I haven't bashed anything with it, but I did buy it for the looks. Score. This machine has throttle cables, a clutch cable and the parts to move the coils and ignition switch all from Lowbrow. All quality products.
NetherlandsSome fiddling but great result!
Tim must have the smallest fingers in the universe ‘cause I couldn’t get my paws in between the plate n the backscrews. My tip: don’t install the frontbolts yet; rest the front on a small cardboard box so it’s a little up and start with the backbolts first. (You then have a little mote space for y’r digits) Start those, then do the frontbolts & then tighten, starting at the front. Worked A+ for me!
United StatesNicely made
Ordered for my 2013 48 and perfect fit and looks great Very nice quality
United StatesOld Locomotive Assembler
Skid plate is well-designed and sturdy. With the bike on the kickstand on the floor, I used a tie wrap to hold the front spacer in place and put the screws in loose. For the rear spacer/ tapped out plate, I used 2 cigarette butts to keep the tapped plate in place and align the holes. Be sure to chase out the paint and dirt from the welded nuts on the front bike-frame bracket.
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