Detachable rear pilon kit
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Detachable rear pilon kit
Back in the old days, Harley made detachable hardware for the pre-2006 Dynas. It was easily adapted for the 06+ dynas, but I cant find the parts number or any reference to the kit. Does anyone know what I am talking about and where I can buy an older one so I can modify it for my 2008?
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When I purchased my solo seat, 52888-98, I also purchased the Detachable Pillion Pad Hardware kit, 51668-97, for future use with a H-D pillion pad.
In May, 2000, the 51668-97 kit cost $37.95 and contains: a re-curved mounting bracket, mounting screw, and a fitted pad which protects the fender. The curved mounting bracket accepts the tab of the front bracket on a H-D pillion pad.
Because the solo seat sits a tad higher on the curved bracket, it may rock side to side a little bit so be sure to protect your fender from the solo seat pan.
In May, 2000, the 51668-97 kit cost $37.95 and contains: a re-curved mounting bracket, mounting screw, and a fitted pad which protects the fender. The curved mounting bracket accepts the tab of the front bracket on a H-D pillion pad.
Because the solo seat sits a tad higher on the curved bracket, it may rock side to side a little bit so be sure to protect your fender from the solo seat pan.
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When I purchased my solo seat, 52888-98, I also purchased the Detachable Pillion Pad Hardware kit, 51668-97, for future use with a H-D pillion pad.
In May, 2000, the 51668-97 kit cost $37.95 and contains: a re-curved mounting bracket, mounting screw, and a fitted pad which protects the fender. The curved mounting bracket accepts the tab of the front bracket on a H-D pillion pad.
Because the solo seat sits a tad higher on the curved bracket, it may rock side to side a little bit so be sure to protect your fender from the solo seat pan.
In May, 2000, the 51668-97 kit cost $37.95 and contains: a re-curved mounting bracket, mounting screw, and a fitted pad which protects the fender. The curved mounting bracket accepts the tab of the front bracket on a H-D pillion pad.
Because the solo seat sits a tad higher on the curved bracket, it may rock side to side a little bit so be sure to protect your fender from the solo seat pan.
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