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Old 10-21-2014, 01:31 AM
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Default Chrome fork lowers

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Looking for a good set of chrome fork lowers for my 2007 street glide. Any suggestions on what to buy and how much I should be spending?
 
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Old 10-21-2014, 03:52 AM
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I went with Ness Hot Legs and Progressive Monotubes, I like not looking at an axle nut. You could also just do a core swap with ***** Shiny for $175. Hot Legs are more expensive.

http://www.easternperformance.com/ar...-2007-flh.html

 
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Just got done doing them to mine. I went with ***** Shiny. Guy was great to talk on the phone. He told me I would see them on Thurs and I got them on Sat. Chrome was good and install was flawless. I just need to send them back. As long as he dosent **** me (which he has no reason to) I would deal with him again.
 
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i used ricks plating on ebay for my SG and were holding up great @ over 25k miles, i have harley ones now and no complaints
 
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Another vote for ***** Shiny here. Great looking chrome, good prices, and fast shipping.
 
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I went with PM lowers and Progressive monotubes from Direct Cycle Parts. Great prices to be had there!!!!
 
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Rick's Plating on Ebay. 3 years later, no issues.
 
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Had chrome fork lowers on my last three Harleys, it's a good look.
Now days black is the new chrome, I like that look also, your choice.
 

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I went with Ricks Plating also. Cheomed wheels, fork lowers, tins, and polished front brake rotors are much easier to maintain than what came standard on my 2009 UC.
 
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You can get PM chrome lowers from Hogpro for $450 shipped. Probably the best price on PM you'll find.
 


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