Hello.
Bit of advise please.
In the UK EBC are a brake pad supplier (maybe so in the USA, I don't know).
They offer organic or semi sintered, any suggestions which is best option please.
JohnT

+1 something is not right, beyond a thin shim.

Happy Birthday Mikey!

Hope you’re having a great day

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Wow!! You need to sort that out,  are you using shims?  If so did one slip out of place during assembly.

It definitely a direct contact mark.

All good points   

Installed it last night. Easy install, mounts exactly like the stock cover. I actually used the stock bolts to mount it rather than the included ones.

In my opinion it looks decent, better than the black ... but I like the shape of the stock one better.
Some good news is that the stocker is metal so I'm thinking of sending it to chrome.

Hope these pics help ...

Wow - Very Nice!   Thanks for the great pics!

Awesome man!
Best color combo ever (although I might be just a tad biased )

I had an M8/114 Limited for a week (loaner) and loved it, but wouldn't spend $30K+ knowing that it might spend more time in the shop than on the road. After 17 years of production the TC was a pretty reliable platform with a few mods and a little preventative maintenance. Shouldn't have to do anything (read Goldwing), but that's the way it is.

HD should scrap the M8, take their losses and bring back the TC!

if you go to that same website, you can register as an 'independent operator' and that will allow you to access the site and browse by year/model vs vin number.  the vin number just lets you get there without signing in.

if you have a 'trash' email account, you can use that, and fake name/address.

there is a lot of stuff available there free, but even more if you have a subscription.  unfortunately, those are only available to those outside the us.

https://serviceinfo.harley-davidson.com/sip/vehicle/lookupForm

Enter your VIN then select 'Vehicle Documents'

I know Harley has a page on there website for looking up owners manuals via the VIN number.  But it was a link to a non-Harley website that allowed you to look for owners manuals using the year and model of your bike, not the VIN #.