can I use this on the left rear of my 2001 sportster? or is this just for the front?
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Yes I you can I highly recommend these brakes, I put these on my 2000 front and rear they make a big difference especially with matching EBC brake pads
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The front shocks are different from the rear. The front will work on either side. The rears are left and right.
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Sorry I wouldn't know because I fitted mine on a Harley Sportster. I wish I could be more helpful though.
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Rear Left, Please also refer to FCS Catalog on website, http://www.showmetheparts.com/fcsautoparts/ Thanks
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I am not sure how you would strap it on because my sportster is a one seat with back tire fender. We used it on a Ultra Glide and strap it on the luggage rack. Do they make a luggage rack for Sportsters? Our Dog loves it.
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I have a 99 Sportster with forward controls. This engine guard fit perfect and looks great ! However, it comes with NO instructions. Helpful hint....Start at the top to figure where top bolts mount and the lower with be a gimme. I started with the lower and had to start all over, removed wrong frame bolts, Duh. You will not use all the bolts they send. Different installations , I guess. RIDE SAFE
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These were supposed to be for the rear on my 2002 civic ex sedan..... Although I have no idea how the would have ever fit.... The rear strut mount has the dust boot incorporated into it ( it's all one metal piece that protects the shaft of the strut! I ended up not using them and just went with the stock setup. The SB103's worked like a champ on the fronts though!!
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Only for the Rear End, my friend. Front Shocks are sold separately As "Right Side Shock" & "Left Side Shock". Rear shocks can go either way, they're the same, Front ones Aren't.
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Only for the rear. On some models the left and right rear are diff. I installed them on a 2006 Grand Prix. I have not seen the quick struts for the front of my Grand Prix. The L or the R indicate which side.
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I have a 2003 1200cc sportster custom with forward controls and the guard required a modified lower mount bracket to fit.
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Hey honestly I don't know. I installed this on my 2006 Sportster XL1200C and they work perfectly. Maybe see if the 2006 and 2012 stock are similar and if they are they should work. Good luck.
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Yes, you can use!! No problem !!!! There is two rolles near the Rear Derailleur (one role leftside and one role right side), you will fix it there!!!!
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I purchased them for the front. I do believe you can use them for both the front and back, but to be on the safe side, check with your mechanic. I am not a mechanic and my information is limited to what I can get on the internet. Good luck!
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only the front... there are three part numbers, one for both front struts (interchangeable left/right), one for rear left, and one for rear right.
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The rear cup is its own suction cup. So its as far as it needs to be for your bike, it would depend on the wheelbase of your bike and not the rear mount
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Yes. I use the filter on a 94' 1200 sportster. The Harley website lists the same filter for both bikes all through the years
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i put the Burly Slammer kit (B28-1000) on my 1992 HD 1200 Sportster and I love it!!! Here's the deal though, i had clearance issues with my back tire scrapping the bolts on the inside of my rear fender after i lowered it, and i was really frustrated with it. So, instead of trying to return it (since i tried them on and technically used it even though it didn't really fit) i decided to reverse the bolt heads on my rear fender strut brackets to where the heads are inside the fender rather than the bolt ends and i had to modify my rear turn signal mounting bracket as well. If i would have know this would happen, i probably would've paid a little extra and got the progressive ones instead...BUT, your bike is a 2001 which is 9 years younger than mine so i would think it's safe to assume the kit would fit your bike much easier than mine. My friend has a 2009 and he has the Slammer Kit as well and his fits perfectly with no mods necessary. The ride is much stiffer than stock, but it's not bad at all and really, if you lower your bike expect to have a stiff ride. it's easy to install if you have a couple of people to help and you're somewhat mechanically inclined as we installed it ourselves with no issues. If you're looking for a good price, DIY quick and easy, one size fits most, with a pretty good ride then i would recommend this product.