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I am thinking about relocating my front signals to my forks. What kit is being used for this, what do you guys think is the best way to go with this project?
SC, I like your setup. The left side bracket, I just need to order that from HD?
Thanks What I understand they won't just sell you that bracket. What I did was buy the chrome kit for $20. I have no patience waiting for someone to have one available.
Part number for left side bracket: 67829-88. Give it a shot, the dealer may surprise you (and me).
I don't think using the existing hardware works on a Fat Bob. The pinch bolts on the Fat Bob lower tree are angled back more than 90*. Correct me if I'm wrong. I thought about doing it, but the angle threw me.
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