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Originally Posted by JoeD Frankly, I think the OEM pedals from the Touring look much cleaner than aftermarket ones. Meh...Boils down to Performance or Bling. Personally I'm in it for
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 Make your choice, pay your money.. BTW, I've had my rubber pedals off and on a half dozen times in the past week. Just roll the lips over the metal pedals. No gyrations or heat guns necessary..it's no big deal.. Last edited by Modshack; 09-24-2009 at 03:57 PM. |
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