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I know that this question was resolved a few years ago, but I have some additional input in case anybody is searching for this answer . This tank reminds me of the vintage bobbers and gives the bike a custom look. Some people don't like to see the extra frame, but some people do. It depends on your preference. I, personally, like this look. Do a Google search on Sportster Bobbers to see how it might look.

I agree that you should measure first. You can find all different lengths of cables on the internet. A while ago, I installed some mini-apes and found that most of my cables worked just fine as long as I released some slack, except for my front brake line for which I bought a new one off the internet. Justin

I like my forward foot controls, but I had to get mini-apes in order to be comfortable (the drag bars just did not give me a comfortable ride with my forward foot controls). With these, I feel like I'm reclining. If you don't like the forward foot controls, you can get an engine guard and install highway pegs, so you can still put your feet up when you want. Justin

I agree with the posts on the manual. Learning to be a do it yourself-er will save you hundreds in service fees. There are a lot of things out there that will give you a big bang for your buck. For me, I recently bought a larger gas tank to replace the 3.3 tank on my Sportster. The way I ride my bike, I get between 50-60mpg. This allows me to get an extra 50 miles before I need a fillup. Another thing that will give you a good bang for your buck are switching out bolt on parts. You can get relatively

I had the same issue. I didn't even notice the "Update" button and thought that I was OK if I just saved my profile. If anybody from jpcycles.com is seeing this, just a suggestion, but I'd recommend that this be updated so that it's easier to make these types of changes. Justin

I have to second the suggestion for AVG free. I, too, use it on all my computer for many years and have never had a virus problem. Justin