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Old 04-22-2014, 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by DMonty
Anyone get one of these setups on their bike yet?
I'm Still gathering up parts
When I ordered my wheel set 3 years ago I had RSD set the front wheel up with a dual disk hub
Last year I Picked up a clean low mileage road king master cylinder at a swap meet for Like $20 bucks. I was also able to score a clean set of L/R calipers from 07 Electra Glide off ebay for like $90 bucks, two fancy rotors, brake line and fork lower are coming after get my tax return.

If any one needs a stock 11.8" Dyna rotor I have an extra one just PM me an offer+shipping. It's PN: 42040-06
 

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Got the fork lower in...now off to the powder coater. It's a perfect match to the left side...about time HD!
 
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My 2009 FXDC has a dual disc front hub. I also have the calipers, master cylinder, hose and rotors to make this conversion happen.

It seems that I just need to order the right slider (p/n 45500230) to complete the set-up. Any reason the guts of my right side fork wouldn't bolt up to the new slider?
 
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This is good news... I was looking and searching for info on what was needed to do this... Thank you for your time and effort on this...
 
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My 2009 FXDC has a dual disc front hub. I also have the calipers, master cylinder, hose and rotors to make this conversion happen.

It seems that I just need to order the right slider (p/n 45500230) to complete the set-up. Any reason the guts of my right side fork wouldn't bolt up to the new slider?
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Anybody pop these slider on yet? It looks like the oil lock is the same; This piece interfaces with the inside, lowermost part of the slider. As far as I can tell, the bolt that passes through the bottom of the slider is the same OD. All other dimensions look to be identical (sans brake mount)....
Am I missing anything? I don't want to rebuild the right side to discover that I've overlooked something. Thanks in advance
 
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Color me ignorant, but is there a reason why dual brakes won't work with spoke wheels? There are bolt holes on both sides. Looks like a rotor should bolt right up...
 
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Originally Posted by buellrider76
Color me ignorant, but is there a reason why dual brakes won't work with spoke wheels? There are bolt holes on both sides. Looks like a rotor should bolt right up...
They will, most guys just prefer mags. You would need the fork slider though
 
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Anyone know what hub I can use to convert my front wheel to dual disc. I have the brake setup already and my new 3.25" rim is coming from Jireh cycles to relace. Just need a part number for the hub.
 


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