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Im looking to put a set of bars on my dads 2011 FXDC. He sat on a 2010 CVO fat bob and loved those handle bars. Now he is thinking of buying them. Instead of him buying them Id like to get them and have them mounted on his bike as a surprise. Does anyone know what type of bar is and the part #?
Original Part Numbers (Parts that originally came on your bike): http://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche....m_oem/hdmc.asp
Find your year, model, part, then put a 1 in the qty box of the item or items that you want the part number of, then click on "add items to parts list", then click on "send to cart" to get the part number.
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