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    Quote Originally Posted by Felloverboard View Post
    Factory shipping tiedown method.
    So, they use the front engine guards and not the rear bag guards. Interesting.
    I've heard the rear guards will bend fairly easily.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    So, they use the front engine guards and not the rear bag guards. Interesting.
    I've heard the rear guards will bend fairly easily.
    It looks like the seat may not be installed, not sure. Could be in one of the 2 cardboard boxes. Which may mean that they are able to strap over top of the bike without the seat ?????
    Notice also that the side painted panels that say F6B are not on and able to be scratched on this pic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vondawg View Post
    Or tie down extensions over top of the triple tree bracket.
    http://www.compacc.com/p/ancra-tie-down-extensions
    Make sure you get the slack completely out of the extensions and that they're flat. I had mine come loose my last trip, got a little scuffing on my mirror from the trailer wall...could've been a lot worse.

    And you can find the extensions at most Harley Dealerships...for some reason they sell a lot of them...

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