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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.
So 2006 and up FXDF frames are the same? Are there any other Dyna that have the same frame. So would the front clip and rear swingarm from Fat Bob fit on a 2011 FXDC or does it have to be FXDF or can it be 2013 street bob frameQUOTE=misfitJason;17494474]2006 and up. All of them[/QUOTE]
Last edited by That Girl; Jul 7, 2018 at 10:36 PM.
So all 2006 and up Dynas have the same chassis? So I can put Fat Bob parts on a street bob chassis and vice versa or super glide parts on a Fat Bob chassis? I dont want to have Fat Bob parts and not be able to put them on a chassis if they arent going to be compatible. If a frame is considered a Fat Bob is it because of the chassis or because of the parts as far as swing arm, steering, etc.
Originally Posted by Reindeer
Wide Glide is different rake. But I think all the others are the same.
Basically they're all the same except for the WG and it's 34° rack,(vs 29° of the others), but there are subtle differences in the location of anchor/bolt locations for exhaust, brake lines, wire harnesses and other things like that.
Some have counsel mount gauges, other have riser mounted,, so sure,, things can swap over,, but,,
What are you thinking of doing or hoping to do??
I bought a salvaged 2013 Fat Bob at an auction with a warped frame so Im wanting to rebuild something using the existing parts so I need to order a new frame that it will all bolt up to.
Originally Posted by JohnMn
Basically they're all the same except for the WG and it's 34° rack,(vs 29° of the others), but there are subtle differences in the location of anchor/bolt locations for exhaust, brake lines, wire harnesses and other things like that.
Some have counsel mount gauges, other have riser mounted,, so sure,, things can swap over,, but,,
What are you thinking of doing or hoping to do??
So it appears there is some difference in frames other than just the Wide Glide. I punched a couple different years and models into Ronnie's HD parts finder index, and it shows a few different part numbers for different years/models. I only checked a couple, so I don't know where the cutoff is, and I don't know what the differences are.
If you order a frame from Harley, just order the same frame.....for the same bike you just bought....
or or are you looking used? Seems to me the only reason to write the bike off at the yr you have is if the frame is bent so used might not be an option....
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