Good and well explained video, thanks. Nice bike and i should know because i have the exact same one!! Would you happen to know if I need to relocate my rear lights if i install fiberglass saddlebags (bagger type). Their instructions say all rear lights need relocation Except the Deluxe. How can that be when the Deluxe and Heritage classic have their rear lighting in the same place??
Thanks You! I'm not sure. I was looking at Fiberglass ones a few months back... but got distracted. I believe I was looking at Viking Bags version. Maybe their website can help. I'm like you... I don't see where that will come into effect... unless the new bags would be extra large... hopefully larger 'cause the standard ones fill up quickly. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching.
Great vid! I think those are e-clips, not c clips and it does help a lot to have the special removal tool to get em off without accidentally damaging the black finish on the footpegs.
@@truckstomotorcycleswithtom3197 Thanks! Until about 5 minutes after I posted my question I thought it was red and not blue loctite, lol. But I certainly appreciate the quick reply...looking forward to watching more of your content!
@Jim Rowland Straight from my receipt and the H-D site ... Part Number: 90201312 $249.95 I ordered mine the day I bought my new bike because they were giving me a 20% discount that day.
Rahul's Vault That part number 90201312 will not fit a Fat Boy. I did a quick check of the Harley site and did not find any for it. Doesn't mean they do not have them. Harley changed the website last year and I find it hard to find things there now. If I don't find it in a quick try, I call my dealer who can find anything.
You are me. First time doing a job there is almost ALWAYS some little thing to slow you down. I bought these and moustache engine guards and watched you put them on. Thanks for doing these. I have a brand new anniversary heritage bought one week ago. It's a beautiful bike! Haven't ridden in 40 years. Already toppled twice. drive.google.com/file/d/1j06g6MryYieScblCJKeFbLbmbJndlOlc/view?usp=sharing
Thanks for watching. That's a nice looking bike you bought. I just learned to ride 5 years ago, when I turned 69. I say in humor, but some truth, I spent the first year more horizontal than vertical.
Nice, and you didn’t edit out mistakes. Real life install.
PRIME VIDEO BRO! Put my guard on an hour ago no problem! Except that round ring on the foot peg was a bit of a byotch lol. Fantastic video! Thank you!
Thank You, I'm glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the video, ordered my guards, and trying to prepare for the installation. Super helpful to see you doing it live! Thank you!
Your welcome. I use a lot of videos to learn things myself, and it's nice to try and help others. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this video, helped a lot!
Glad to hear that! Thank you for watching!
Appreciate the video! I got everything ready and will give it a shot tomorrow. 😎
Good Luck! Thanks for watching!
Perfect, exactly what i needed. Thank you!
It is pleasing to know these videos can help. Thank you for watching.
That was educational. Thanks for the video. Mine are going on in the morning thanks to your video.
Thank you for watching... good luck with it!
Thanks for the instructions on your video!
Very clear!!! I will try it tomorrow!
Thank You for watching!
Good and well explained video, thanks. Nice bike and i should know because i have the exact same one!! Would you happen to know if I need to relocate my rear lights if i install fiberglass saddlebags (bagger type). Their instructions say all rear lights need relocation Except the Deluxe. How can that be when the Deluxe and Heritage classic have their rear lighting in the same place??
Thanks You! I'm not sure. I was looking at Fiberglass ones a few months back... but got distracted. I believe I was looking at Viking Bags version. Maybe their website can help. I'm like you... I don't see where that will come into effect... unless the new bags would be extra large... hopefully larger 'cause the standard ones fill up quickly. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching.
Great vid! I think those are e-clips, not c clips and it does help a lot to have the special removal tool to get em off without accidentally damaging the black finish on the footpegs.
Thanks for watching!
JOB WELL DONE
Thank You... and Thanks for watching!
Out of curiosity, did you use any heat on the passenger peg bolt to break the Loctite?
No, It was not needed. Just tried to tighten and untighten until it moved.
@@truckstomotorcycleswithtom3197 Thanks! Until about 5 minutes after I posted my question I thought it was red and not blue loctite, lol. But I certainly appreciate the quick reply...looking forward to watching more of your content!
thankyou!
Your Welcome. Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much!
Your Welcome, thanks for watching
Did you use a T-40 for the footpeg part?
Unfortunately it’s been so long since I did it I don’t remember what size it was. Thank you for watching.
Where did you get those? Nice quality.
I got them from the Harley-Davidson dealer that I bought the bike from. McMahon's H-D in Beaver Falls, PA. They are an H-D product, NOT after market.
I just got the same bike...what was the part number?
@Jim Rowland Straight from my receipt and the H-D site ...
Part Number: 90201312 $249.95
I ordered mine the day I bought my new bike because they were giving me a 20% discount that day.
Will those fit my 2020 Fat Boy ?
Rahul's Vault That part number 90201312 will not fit a Fat Boy. I did a quick check of the Harley site and did not find any for it. Doesn't mean they do not have them. Harley changed the website last year and I find it hard to find things there now. If I don't find it in a quick try, I call my dealer who can find anything.
You are me.
First time doing a job there is almost ALWAYS some little thing to slow you down.
I bought these and moustache engine guards and watched you put them on.
Thanks for doing these.
I have a brand new anniversary heritage bought one week ago. It's a beautiful bike!
Haven't ridden in 40 years. Already toppled twice.
drive.google.com/file/d/1j06g6MryYieScblCJKeFbLbmbJndlOlc/view?usp=sharing
Thanks for watching. That's a nice looking bike you bought. I just learned to ride 5 years ago, when I turned 69. I say in humor, but some truth, I spent the first year more horizontal than vertical.