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Not according to the part numbers, Wideglides are longer. Check JP part # 711-521, vs 711-522.
there are no part numbers for the struts. they are part of the frame and not removable.
as i stated earlier the chrome strut covers are different lengths - one is for a bobtail fender, the other is for all other fenders. But the strut covers are not necessary, they are just that, a cover. A lot of guys on this forum with blacked out bikes don't use them at all, they're for looks.
It's easy to get misinformed, on a Softail you'd be absolutely right. Those bikes have removable struts where ours are welded in place and covered in bling.
It's easy to get misinformed, on a Softail you'd be absolutely right. Those bikes have removable struts where ours are welded in place and covered in bling.
Naw, I wasn't misinformed, just ignorant of the fact that they were not the same as my Shovelhead...........DUH
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