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I cant find an answer after searching. Does anyone know if 2014 touring fork sliders will work fine with my 2011 street bob? Im looking to run dual disc brembo brakes.
the fatbob lowers would not allow him to run brembo's scooter, the sweep will still be way off. Darrell i have been told the new 2014 are bolt on to the 49mm dyna front ends. but i have not done this myself, it would let you run brembos but you would also have to deal with the ugly *** finish a touring lower has on top, the cow bells typially cover that, and it so wide I am not sure a fork boot would look good stretched over it either. that is why i did not go that route on mine. The fat bob lowers do not have the mount location in a different spot for the caliper than any other dyna lower does. so the sweep on the brembo would still be off and they would not work. Can i ask why brembo's they are still a HD design not a brembo, brembo just makes them. If i was to do this all over again i would say you should leave the stock lower and do the speed merchant brackets and run a radial mount caliper... either that or do the brackets and true brembos like below. I run a single sided brembo on my bike, took a **** ton of work to pull it off and it is a nice set up now that i have a bunch of miles on it. but this can be done with better quality brakes for lower prices and less hassle and look better than doing a touring lower
i would do this set up personally
the speed merchant set up is also bad *** and lets you go radial
I know this is an old thread but I have searched all over and cant find anything about that first picture you posted. Black fork leg with the gold brembo caliper. What spacer/bracket is that and where can I find it. I would love to put brembo's on my dyna build but cant find and decently priced ones to fit the speed merchant bracket.
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