i have my 2012 XC in shop to have the 2in pullback bars put on. the shop seems to think i need extended cables,wires etc. what should i tell them about how to reroute the stuff. PLEASE HELP ASAP.
Unfortunately, the pictures appear to no longer work. I believe that for 2010 and 2011 XCT bikes, you have to get a longer brake line but this is NOT the case for the 2012 XCT.
I put on the 2 " pull backs on my 14 XC and did not have to use new cables. Did cut one of the ties which holds cables together but everything work out great.
Next June I'm planning a 5000 mile ride from California to Tennessee for a family reunion, and back. (3 weeks)( I may do a few nights camping )
I want to start preparing items over the next several months for and on the bike before I go.
My 2014 XC currently has 26K miles and will be around 30K...
I also frequent a Wrangler TJ forum - there is a thread similar to this there and it has 1,000s of responses. You can get ideas and learn from what others are doing with their toys - so, lets see if it works here...
I'll start.
I installed the 1/4 turn throttle from Lloyds. I did not find...
So I took off the pipes that were on my bike (I got it used). Bought Big Gonzo Pipes to put on it. Ends up they're equally loud to each other. So I'm willing to sell the used ones for $150 plus shipping and they are like new. I've checked on shipping and shipping is about $100 bucks to the lower...
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after gutting out my mufflers on the 2010 XC, when I holesawed into tha back of them to enlarge the exit pipe after discovering I could sort of see through them,
Well there was minor baffling and fibreglass packing, which makes me think Ive gutted a set of Stage 1...
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I've got two seats for my XC - a touring seat and a tooling around town seat. Does anyone have a recommendation on storing the seat not in use? I have a bracket for the tour pack that works well for that, but I was wondering if anyone had a ready made bracket for hanging the seat...
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