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Let's
face the fact that a wristwatch is not the ideal timepiece when
riding a motorcycle. Whether it ruins your image while riding
in just a vest or cutoff Levi jacket, or the annoying and distracting
contortions required to roll down a gauntlet glove and unzip
the sleeve of your leather jacket.
With
our motorcycle clock add
on, you'll have the time visible at all times without unzipping
any leather. It's a must have. |
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Maybe
you can’t pat your head and rub your belly at the same time
– doesn’t matter! You can read your oil level and
oil temperature with the same device. This useful and good looking
accessory provides valuable information while enhancing the appearance
of your Honda, Victory, Kawasaki, Suzuki M109 motorcycle and Can-Am Spyder. |
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For
harder braking with less effort and better “feedback”.
Galfer braided S/S brake lines are the ultimate. Many other
quality components compliment performance and appearance.
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Unlike the days of yesteryear (The good old days?) When you slept wherever you fell off – With your arm looped through an engine guard so as to still have your “Ride” in the morning. When you went to sleep hoping you were not in for: snow, rain, hail, a freeze, killer bugs, a sand storm, extraterrestrials, a pack of wolves (or any other kind 2 or 4 legged), etc. Read More... |
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The “Lid-Lock” is a good looking accessory that provides a secure means of locking your helmet & that of your passenger’s to your bike.
With the optional cable you can secure a full face helmet (or 2) through the chin bar(s).
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Now, for you folks riding the VICTORY Motorcycle who would prefer a lower ride height and better handling and want to do it in Style..."LOWER- LINKS"...offers replacement parts for the rear suspension that achieves a 1 3/8" lower stance.
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This piece of Motorcycle Luggage may not be as aerodynamic (svelt) as your S.O. in the Pillion Position but it is designed to: |
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We have all heard about the hazards of dehydration and possibly, while riding, have actually experienced some or all of the symptoms - dizziness, nausea, apathy and confusion. So, we have all sought to avoid the condition by various means: Maybe quenching your thirst at the next gas stop would seem sufficient but....
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