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Dyna Glide ModelsSuper Glide, Super Glide Sport, Super Glide Custom, Dyna Glide Convertible, Super Glide T-Sport, Dyna Glide Police, Dyna Switchback, Low Rider, Street Bob, Fat Bob and Wide Glide.
25,50" pretty much the same on many dyna models, see list below.
FXDF 2008-UP Details: 49mm fork tube set features hard chrome finish. Stock length is 25-1/2 UOM: 1 - SET Finish: Hard Chrome Measurements: Length: 25-1/2"
FORK ASSEMBLY, right Part no. 48623-08A Superseded part nos: 48623-08
FORK ASSEMBLY, left Part no. 48622-08A Superseded part nos: 48622-08
I knew most of the Dyna were 25.5" but I couldn't find a listing for the Fat Bob. I have a hard time trusting ebay sellers getting their info right, but I did verify with Howard at Motorcycle Metal that they indeed are 25.5, the same as the other Dyna models.
What's interesting is that the tubes may be the same length (and I haven't confirmed that) of the other 49mm Dynas (except FXDWG), but they have a Fat Bob ONLY part#. If no length difference at all, the difference would probably have to be at internal check valve assy of the fork tube. The dampers also have a Fat Bob ONLY part#
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Last edited by multihdrdr; Mar 2, 2017 at 06:29 PM.
+1 on above point, always good to check everything, just in case, I always look here at least you can see all the part numbers and rides that fits, and where it goes.
I have a 2010 fat bob, trying to convert the front end to GSXR forks
the GSXR forks are listed as 29 inches, Fat Bob 25.5. Im assuming this is when theyre compressed? As that measurement comes midway between my triple tree clamps. The forks themselves on the bike from axel to the top of the tubes measures 32 inches
what Im wondering is do Ohlins make their measurement the same way. Ie, will a GSXR tube listed as 29 inches be 3.5 longer and therefore work, or is it too short and I need to buy drop triple trees and fork extensions?
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Fat Bob stock fork tube length?
