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I'm looking into putting a springer front end on a 2007 Super Glide. My plan is to use a 23 inch front wheel, no fender.
I'm trying to decide between 2 over or 4 over on the springer. if anyone has pics of 2 over vs 4 over even on other models, that would be great.
Where do you plan on purchasing the Springer front end? If you want a new Springer front suspension their are only a few Vendors to choose from. If you plan on purchasing new, contacting the Vendor for information is your best bet.
edit to add:
An FXDWG WideGlide frame would be better suited for a Springer front end as it already has more rake than the SuperGlide frame. Pictures of each would be helpful.
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Last edited by benscratchin; Jun 20, 2025 at 07:31 AM.
@" over plus a 23" tire will actually put it in the area of 4" over.. Stock is a 19".. Never seen a Dyna with a 23... They look great on a bigger Bagger but not so sure about a Dyna..
Yeah, I've seen a bunch of softails with a 23 that look good and I figure a dyna is about the same size.
Originally Posted by benscratchin
Where do you plan on purchasing the Springer front end? If you want a new Springer front suspension their are only a few Vendors to choose from. If you plan on purchasing new, contacting the Vendor for information is your best bet.
edit to add:
An FXDWG WideGlide frame would be better suited for a Springer front end as it already has more rake than the SuperGlide frame. Pictures of each would be helpful.
.
Tcbros has the Springers made for the dyna. So that's what I've been planning on using.
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