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Did some looking around trying to find a solution to take the turn signals off the bars and onto the fork tube at the triple tree what are my options for mounts? What size are the tubes?(49) do they mount to the tube? The lower? So many answers to many vague questions but nothing really specific to what Im trying to find out
Amazon, eBay and many other aftermarket sellers have kits for relocating turn signals. There are generally two basic styles. One style mounts on the triple tree pinch bolts and the other clamps onto the fork tubes in various sizes. I use the clamp style in 49mm on my 2010 FXDWG. Your existing cables should reach. Mine did. You can see the turn signals on my bike in the picture. Good luck.
Pinch Bolt Style
Fork Tube Style.
Last edited by FX WideGlide; Sep 12, 2023 at 12:47 AM.
Amazon, eBay and many other aftermarket sellers have kits for relocating turn signals. There are generally two basic styles. One style mounts on the triple tree pinch bolts and the other clamps onto the fork tubes in various sizes. I use the clamp style in 49mm on my 2010 FXDWG. Your existing cables should reach. Mine did. You can see the turn signals on my bike in the picture. Good luck.
Pinch Bolt Style
Fork Tube Style.
silly question because Im not in town to look
at my turn signals are they 2 wire or 3???
Clamp kit and move wires down . On my Fat Bob it was three wires I had to change if i am not mistaken . I followed the directions that were posted on Harley site for their relocation kit . Was pretty easy to do
I moved mine down with a kit from Harley. Probably the least expensive Harley product I've ever bought. I looked and couldn't find it; maybe they couldn't afford to keep selling it?
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2010 Dyna wide glide turn signal relocation
