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Hi all, just joined the HD family and picked up a 2019 FXDR 114 and I'm looking to do some upgrades. Unfortunately it looks like the after market doesn't support the FXDR all that much at least to my liking. I'm looking for a unique exhaust and some risers for the clip ons, I've found them through a Japanese vendor who does a lot of custom parts for FXDRs but my goodness the pricing is astronomical. Does anyone have suggestions on what I can do? Pics below show what I'm aiming for. All in cost with shipping is a few bucks shy of $2000. Love the look and sound of the exhaust as well as the risers bringing the clip ons up a bit
Raising the clip ons might be a good solution to find your comfortable spot, I changed my bars 3 times to find what I like.
Exaust is a expensive investment I,settled with D&D Fat Cat.
Last edited by SoCaRider; May 20, 2020 at 06:36 PM.
Vance + hines makes an Upswept that kind of looks like that? TOP DOLLAR for Import stuff with NO pedigree???
Your dollars? I like the look also but laughed at the price.
Yoshimira is made in the USA and they have a slick TI/carbon "T" can for 800 or so. Akrapovic (spelling?)
Just gonna gut a take-off I bought and make full carbon heat shield covers.
Exhaust is one of the few things I liked.
Any 3.5 width risers/ bars fit without jumping through hoops. Don't like the look or feel of the stock bars. JMO
Good point.
Like the import better but I will stick with my plan and hope gutting the stock can improves the "tone".
Should just be a little better flow?
Looked at cans I could just modify but will make sure the "new" bike doesn't have any warranty issues.
Can slap the stock can back on If I have to take it in for anything.
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FXDR 114 Bars and Exhaust
