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Is there a relocation kit for rear turn signals that look like The Deluxe's??
I have the constant Dynas' problem: I need saddlebags and whichever i like they need easybrackets or (at least) Support ALONG with relocation of rear turn signals...
I need detachable passenger's backrest (not having to carry always this pile of iron) AND OF COURSE it needs relocation of rear turn signals...
I imagine genuine HD kit is cheap, but to me it looks awful!!
I checked Kuryakyn's site and they have a sweet kit for the tourings!A Deluxe's look alike kit!!
Is there a reason why it wouldn't fit a Dyna?
There is the solution of a Bobtail fender with the longer struts but besides the money part... i have An FXDC...i don't want it to be a Fatbob wannabe!
Help Guys!!
Here's what I did and several people on the forum have. It was easy to do!! Bought a street glide light bar off of ebay. Grinded the mounting points down till it was flush with my fender. drilled some holes and there you have it.
Here's what I did and several people on the forum have. It was easy to do!! Bought a street glide light bar off of ebay. Grinded it down till it was flush with my fender. drilled some holes and there you have it.
Oh yea I got the detachable hardware there also, just waiting on some button head bolts to look better. And the reason it won't fit on a Dyna fender is the Deluxe, SG, etc have indents on their fender for the mounting points. Since the Dyna doesn't it doesn sit flush and you'll have a weird gap at the bolts, which is why you grind down the light bar a bit. I used a bench grinder.
Not sure because I don't know what year they changed styles. When I bought mine I just looked for the one I've seen on other bikes on the forum and bought it. Kind of winged it. I know there's a SG one that is kind of a square style. I don't see why it wouldn't work, but I didn't see it on any Dyna's so I went with the one I have on. They said it came off of a SG.
I just got my turn sigs back from Joe (Thats Joe, the powder looks GREAT!). I'll be mounting mine directly to the fender on a 1/4 inch spacer. Should look like those posted above but without the bar under the brake light. I'll post up a pic when I get it done.
I just got my turn sigs back from Joe (Thats Joe, the powder looks GREAT!). I'll be mounting mine directly to the fender on a 1/4 inch spacer. Should look like those posted above but without the bar under the brake light. I'll post up a pic when I get it done.
That's interesting! Without the bar...?
And he StreetGlides Turn signals LOOKS REAL WELL!!!
Here's what I did and several people on the forum have. It was easy to do!! Bought a street glide light bar off of ebay. Grinded the mounting points down till it was flush with my fender. drilled some holes and there you have it.
He ground it down a bit because the contour of the fender is different than the FL . so at the point where the bar touches the rear fender , he altered the angle and shape a bit so they met flush .
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