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Thank you! I appreciate the feedback and comments. 💯 agreed on the flow and performance, love mine. Ride safe.

Thanks for the question, the link is in the description along with all the parts I used. Ride Safe.

Thank for the question. I have had no issues with it once installed. Ride Safe

Thank you very much. That is the exact reason I make my videos. Gloves man, the point is real, lol. Enjoy and ride safe.

Thank you. They are not a Harley part. You can see the link and info in a response below in the comments. Ride safe.

Thank you! Much appreciated! Ride safe.

Thank you very much! I appreciate the comments. Ride safe.

Thank you for the comments. I am glad the video was helpful. Enjoy and ride safe.

Thank you! Stock tire front and rear. Ride safe.

Stock is a 19 or 18

Thank you very much! I am glad the videos are helpful. Ride safe.

Thanks for the question. I did them all. The part numbers are in the description of what I changed out. Ride safe.

You bet! I think it makes for a better look.

Thank you, much appreciated. I got mine by calling the Triumph dealer and asking for the R backrest filler covers. Sorry, I don’t have the numbers but they will know and can order them for you. Ride safe.

@@justkillnbugz Thank you for your very quick reply. It’s very kind of you to offer, but I live in SW France so the logistics operation might be a little tricky! I shall contact my Triumph dealer in Bordeaux. Ride Safe! and thanks again.

Thanks for the question. You only need to purchase a Harley. I have rode with many models in our groups, the only limitation would be the route planning for those who have smaller tanks. Ride safe.

Thank you. Much appreciated. I think I used a 1” loom to wrap the wires from the clamp. Ride safe.

Thank you! So glad it is helpful. Ride safe.

Thank you! I am glad it will help you in your upgrade as well. Ride safe.

@@justkillnbugzthanks sir you too! Any issues with the 3 inch riser bolts? I’m going to ditch the studs I think.

@@jimbobottleneck890 Nope, I have not had any issues with the new riser bolts, work great!

@@justkillnbugz thanks for the reply and everything you do!

Thanks for the question. It will not fit the stock LRST with mid controls, but will work if you upgrade the LRST to forward controls like I did in my install heritage fwd controls on a LRST video. Ride safe.

@justkillnbugz thx bro, i have the floors from a fat boy😉

Thanks for the comments. As stated in the video at about the 1:46 mark I talk about recharging the stock filter and what to use. Ride safe.

Thanks for the comments. I enjoy the ride so much more. As for the scrapping, I scrape my heritage boards as well so nothing new for me. There is a higher turn clearance on the LRST obviously, but My justification was if I scrape occasionally yet ride comfortably most of the time, I will just let it grind. lol. Ride safe.

@ I agree. I just don’t get how people are willing to put up with discomfort. Cause if you feel comfortable you won’t ride. Glad you made this video. And handlebars also matter I don’t get why they are so far forward and say you can tour with it, I won’t even make it to the corner store without holding my back and I’m still pretty young. I got three words for Harley, comfort comfort comfort and not I don’t want to compromise the look of the bike for comfort so they better make both happen.

@@alexred09 I also upgraded the bars and risers. There’s videos on my homepage for that as well.

Thanks for the feedback and the question. The wiring boot can be restrictive but helps to protect from the elements getting in the harness. As for the wiring, my video shows the bundle pretty close and all the connectors are different sizes with the right and left being gray and white. Just take a pic before you disconnect anything to be safe. Also, be sure to tape off any connections that are not used so you know not to try and find a wire that does not exist. Hopefully the video will help you keep it straight. Have fun and ride safe.

Thanks for the question. I liked the shorter levers on my bikes. Felt better for my shifts, plus the easy shift is awesome. Happy Thanksgiving

Thanks for the comments. In my opinion, they work great. Much less heat on the thigh and look good as well. Hogworkz has an option you might wanna look into. I put these on both my softails and am glad I did. Ride safe.

Thanks for the reply. Just make sure you are lifting at the clasp side. As long as it is the thandle as I show, it should go through just fine. Ride safe.

Thank you, much appreciated. For the light, I would make sure you have the correct gauge to year and if you used the gorilla cables, give them a call. They are amazing for helping and can probably tell you if it’s a cable connection or something. Enjoy and ride safe.

Thanks, appreciate the feedback. Ride safe.

Thank you for the comments. Much appreciated! I am very pleased it was helpful. Ride safe!

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Thank you. I appreciate the comments. Trying to get it all sorted. lol.

Thanks for the question. They have different versions for different bikes on their site. I imagine that if your bike has dual exhaust stock and they have a model for it then you should be ok. If there is any question, you can always reach out to them. They are very helpful and good people. Ride safe.

Much appreciated. Thank you.

Thanks for the comments. No, it’s a freedom shield. The link is in the description so you can see where to get one if you like. Ride safe.

I was able to pretty easy on level ground. Just takes some practice, it’s a new experience. You’ll get it.

Thanks for the comments. It was, but I would just remove the stand to do oil changes if needed. It does come on and off pretty easily. Enjoy and ride safe.

By the way, your video is probably the best video out there on this particular product👍🔥

Tilting the bike back on the center stand was pretty hard to do and I think it’s because of the 800 pounds…

Thank you for the comments.

Thanks for the comments.

@justkillnbugz Do you have a Video with you Camera Setup

@@SlowMomentum I can have from one all the way up to 8 cameras. It varies from shot to shot, depending on what I need to the coverage, including a Drone such as in my latest intro, but, I did a quick Instagram post from many of the same questions of one of my events. instagram.com/reel/CvndteUts1A/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== instagram.com/reel/CvsVpcXtD45/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Hideout in the Heat Video: th-cam.com/video/AQmes50o9EE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=6OnJ27AR6pZ8lccm Hope that helps.

Thanks for the question. I would recommend measuring your riding position and the height from the bar base to where you want your arms to be. Generally, 6.5 to 9.5 will do, but everyone is different in body dimensions. That should give you the basics of what length risers to purchase to fit your goal. Hope that helps, ride safe.

Thanks for the question. Here is a response from the luggage rack install video I did as well. You can put any reasonable sized bag on it but they need to have plenty if tie down options since it is a smaller surface. I personally have used the HD Onyx bag: www.harley-davidson.com/us/en/shop/onyx-premium-luggage-day-bag/p/93300104 and the Thrashin Passenger bag: www.thrashinsupply.com/collections/luggage/products/passenger-bag. They worked well and I was able to haul a change of clothes or camera equipment when filming. Like I said, you just have to tie them down well using the loops to minimize movement. Hope that helps and ride safe.

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback and question. Been a while, but the instructions do not call out the need to plug the inner shaft hole. I have not any leakage or fluid loss since the upgrade so I think all is good. I am sure you will love the result and check out my second video on how to add heritage forward controls to my low rider at.

@@justkillnbugz Right on. Thankyou for your quick response. I will check out the other video with the floorboard install. Ride safe man.✌

Thanks for the question. I know Thrashin designed this product off of direct measurements on modern touring models so not sure it would be the same usage. But, you could reach out to them on their site and inquire. Appreciate the comments, ride safe.

Thanks for the question. The 2022 LRST did not come with traction control. It was offered on the 2023's I believe. If you have a 2023 and get the 2023 Low Rider S gauge (same premise) you should be fine. Your local dealer would be able to find you the part number and verify the gauge parameters for that model. Ride Safe

LOL, well, ok then, appreciate the opinion...