Windshield clamp ?'s
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Windshield clamp ?'s
Hey fellers, Im trying to locate the part number of the windshield clamps that everyone is using on Wide Glide front ends to mount theyre fairings. My Ness fairing is coming this week and I want to get the clamps in place of having to fab something.
Thanks in advance!
Jaison
Thanks in advance!
Jaison
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I am also inquiring about the quick release windshield clamps. I found ones in the HD cat. It is part numer 57400008. This is for Locking quick release clamps and they are 40 bucks each. I want to find hopfully cheaper ones that arent locking. Since i have to buy 4 i dont want to spend 160 bucks for clamps alone.
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how is zanotti's? your right when you say the parts are cheaper. they are the same part as you would get from harley? no pics on the site to verify. 23 bucks is better than 34 from harley. how much is shipping. maybe they rake you on the shipping and handling in order to make up on the difference in part.
i was thinking of getting black slipons and changing the heat shields to black. harley wants, if i remember 305 and zanotti's wants 193. for 193 i will do.
i was thinking of getting black slipons and changing the heat shields to black. harley wants, if i remember 305 and zanotti's wants 193. for 193 i will do.
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Zanotti is a brick & mortar HD dealer in Pa that also has an internet sales operation.
Same parts you would get at your local dealer.
I bought many HD items there (leather jacket, Sundowner seat, windshield, etc) and saved quite a bit.
Buying a couple small items might not give savings because of shipping, but log on the site and give it a try - if it's too expensive just exit without buying.
Sammi
Same parts you would get at your local dealer.
I bought many HD items there (leather jacket, Sundowner seat, windshield, etc) and saved quite a bit.
Buying a couple small items might not give savings because of shipping, but log on the site and give it a try - if it's too expensive just exit without buying.
Sammi
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Zanotti is a brick & mortar HD dealer in Pa that also has an internet sales operation.
Same parts you would get at your local dealer.
I bought many HD items there (leather jacket, Sundowner seat, windshield, etc) and saved quite a bit.
Buying a couple small items might not give savings because of shipping, but log on the site and give it a try - if it's too expensive just exit without buying.
Sammi
Same parts you would get at your local dealer.
I bought many HD items there (leather jacket, Sundowner seat, windshield, etc) and saved quite a bit.
Buying a couple small items might not give savings because of shipping, but log on the site and give it a try - if it's too expensive just exit without buying.
Sammi
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Ditto that! I too get a lot of my parts from Zanottis. Sammi, are those mini-apes I spot on your bike? How do they fell when riding either short or long distances? Been thinking about doing that mod also. How about your cables after doing that mod, need new ones?
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Needed new cables/wiring/brake line/etc - +3 size.
Glad I had it done. The stock bars gave me shoulder pain, and the new bars feel and handle great on short and long trips.
Sammi
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