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ThumbUp Has anybody added the Roadsmith Chrome rear bumper as an after-conversion DIY project? Was considering adding either the Roadsmith bumper or researching an after market bumper..... was it an easy install?? Any info will be greatly appreciated. THX
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Heres a bumper i haven't used yet, and may never, take $150 plus to ship it, only cost about $880, its new in the box.
Box say no fit triglide, but i don't particularity believe that. Harley says that about much stuff, not always true, but take it for what it is, a bitchn bumper, good it looks great, altho my pics don't do it justice and i have one more light on the back on each side.
No brackets, perfect for the builder kinda guy. Or cut it up for my trialer or truck or other 3 wheeler. Rather sell it, then i dont have to think about it, one way or another.
Any interest pm me, also have the running boards with the running light holes in the front. $150 no brackets, only cost $1800 new, an their like new, ya can buy lots of brackets for $1700 dolla savings. MO. :D
Rear wheel with what appears to be a good tire $50, got a scratch on it, but ya cant see that from your riding position or 70 mph rolling down the road.
Leave the ego behind and keep money in your pocket, its a thought. Function over form. :cxtv:
[FONT=arial black][SIZE=3]Added one to my 2015 HTS Kit
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I have a RS chrome bumper on my wifes 07 VTX...installed bumper and mud guards..real easy and good instuctions come with order.. Talk to Taylor at RS with any ??s..very helpful..