Im looking to get these for a stock 2004 softail springer using the Wild 1 1 1/4 in chubby outlaw Z bar 14 inch WO624. Will these work?
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I'm not sure. These are the cable kit for sportsers. I'm sure they make a kit for softails
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Are Harley is 07 softtail custom and it fit. So I hope that helps you.&#128515;
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They should definitely "fit" the bike. Thats not the question to ask, only question is will your bike neet to be rejetted or will the computer automatically compensate for difference in back pressure. Does your bike have a catlytic converter? I believe that is a big factor in needing to do more than install or not. Harley Dealer can definitely answer this question. My 2011 Ultra Limited has catalytic converter, Needed to do nothing but mount to bike.
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Yes they will work,i use them on my vxl stampede as well as on my 2wd grave digger.
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Hi if you go on kuryakin website you put in model and correct fitment will be there,mine is for 2004 softail looks wicked and bike has more grunt low down,you need correct part number,hope this helps.
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hello james... i used these on my 1988 harley full dresser with 1" diameter handlebars.. if your bars are 1" they should work. i really like these.. quality built....
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They should work, I just put them on 5 x 10 with plenty of room to spare. One slick product and good customer support. They shipped the kit without the load bars, I called and they were Fed-Exed overnight.
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I have put the 944 shocks on my 07 Street Glide. After they settled in, I got about an inch lower. I don't you'll get 2 inches lower. But the ride and handling is a Huge improvement over the stock shocks.
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in your case, they should fit and the only decision to make is where to mount the controller since your handlebars are so short. The bar size should be the same (7/8") just check to see if you have any restrictions on the throttle side. Suzuki's have a plastic collar close to the inside portion of the throttle grip that requires a little inside shaving to make it work. Otherwise, this is a great set up (5 position switch) that is easy to operate even with gloves on and having multiple heat levels is really nice. The kit is very complete and easy to install.
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No, they will not. These fit some 1986-1999 Softail models. We do not sell any that will fit your model.
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I believe they will fit, I just don't think they have all the data on the 14 model to give you a for sure fit, thus the reason for them saying they don't fit. I would consider calling Howard at Motorcycle Metal before you make your purchase though. He can get you a set of JRI's for not a whole lot more than what these cost. You get a discount as well if your a HD forums member. Whatever you decide to buy, it's going to be an improvement over the stock shocks... Good luck with your purchase!!
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Yes these should fit as long as you have standard handlebar diameter. These are for the "push/pull" throttle-has two cables on throttle side.
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They should work. Just make sure your current levers & cables are lubed & work freely. I believe you can get a nice new brake lever & cable set pretty cheaply here, like $ 20 ish $$. That would ensure best brake function.
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I don't know for sure but the guys who sold me mine will know. They are MOWTOWN, and mine fit perfectly. Try emailing them. Also, Husqvarna should be able to tell you. Where did you get this OEM number? Someone can match this number for you and answer your question. Have you heard of Weingartz? Try them... they stock a lot. Sorry I can't help out more.
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The bike I used them on was a 21-speed(3x7) Schwinn(from WalMart) and they worked great. Unless there is something unusual about the Mt. Fury frame geometry, these shifters should work. Hope that helps.
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I believe they will fit. However, I wouldn't anticipate them to be plug and play. I put them on a 97 Hugger and had to get some additional hardware for proper fitment. The new shock bushings had a larger opening and were narrower than the shocks being replaced. Picked up some hardware to fill the voids. I really like the stance of the bike. Was surprised at the amount of rear tire clearance I still have. Bike sits low enough that I am going to get a shorter kickstand so it doesn't stand as tall parked.
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Look up what size diameter your bars are, they slide over the ends, the left side slips on and is held in place by glue, the right side (throttle) is fitted with throttle cable attachment points (it slipped right over the end of my bars and installed into my throttle assembly harness with no issues) I ride a 2013 yamaha stryker. I would say your biggest concern would be if it would fit over your bars. From looking at pix of your style of bike, it looks like they would work.