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I'm looking to replace the cracked rubber console trim on my FXR4. The p/n is 67119-95 but I'm unable to find it anywhere. I know this part is used on other Dyna/FX models as well (I.E Low Rider, Superglide etc.). I've thought about maybe sourcing some other type of trim as an alternative. Below are a few pics showing the cracks and the cross profile of the trim. I figure I'd need a piece about 24" long. Any help would be appreciated.
I think I've found a few options. One looks like a replacement for a similar H-D p/n from Vital V-Twin Cycles (their p/n 28-0554). There is a review there from a guy that tried it and said it fit.
I think I've found a few options. One looks like a replacement for a similar H-D p/n from Vital V-Twin Cycles (their p/n 28-0554). There is a review there from a guy that tried it and said it fit.
I think I've found a few options. One looks like a replacement for a similar H-D p/n from Vital V-Twin Cycles (their p/n 28-0554). There is a review there from a guy that tried it and said it fit.
BTW, you can get that part from the same seller cheaper (Total $) on ebay HERE
looks identical to the v-twin mfg stuff I ordered from Dennis Kirk! I found the best way to get it to mold was to tack it on the straight edges with superglue and use a heat gun to warm it to make the bends, then tack it in place with superglue. Worked for me anyway!
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Cracked Dyna Console Trim
