Tank Decal Sources?
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I got tank decals for a harley sprint bike that were only made for 1 year from Charleston Custom Cycle in Charleston, IL phone # 217-345-2577. On ebay they were $150 when I finally found them. I got them from him for $22.50 shipped to my door. They look perfect.
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Go to a dealer, look through the actual parts book or online book they have, get the part number for the exact decal that your bike came with, tell them to order it. The aftermarket catalogs have a big selection as well, but the prices are probably higher than what the dealer charges, as they just order them from the dealer network, near as I can figger. Either way, they come in a Genuine HD envelope.
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V-Twin Mfg. has a good selection of decals and emblems also.
http://www.vtwinmfg.com/catalogs/cyr/pdf/1141.pdf
http://www.vtwinmfg.com/catalogs/cyr/pdf/1142.pdf
http://www.vtwinmfg.com/catalogs/cyr/pdf/1141.pdf
http://www.vtwinmfg.com/catalogs/cyr/pdf/1141.pdf
http://www.vtwinmfg.com/catalogs/cyr/pdf/1142.pdf
http://www.vtwinmfg.com/catalogs/cyr/pdf/1141.pdf
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Come on chaps - get real!
If you have an older Harley (mine is 1990) you should have the factory workshop manual and parts list. If you have neither, get them first and fast. The parts list will give you the correct part number(s) for all manner of things, including the decals you are after.
You might be able to get books or decals off Ebay, but your local dealer is the best bet, as he is for all genuine Harley parts, especially special parts like decals. I got new decals for my bike, here in the UK, in just a few days. Save time and contact your nearest Harley dealer first.
Harley ran an ad series some years ago: "have you hugged your hog today?" Some of you guys need to go and hug your local Harley dealer!
If you have an older Harley (mine is 1990) you should have the factory workshop manual and parts list. If you have neither, get them first and fast. The parts list will give you the correct part number(s) for all manner of things, including the decals you are after.
You might be able to get books or decals off Ebay, but your local dealer is the best bet, as he is for all genuine Harley parts, especially special parts like decals. I got new decals for my bike, here in the UK, in just a few days. Save time and contact your nearest Harley dealer first.
Harley ran an ad series some years ago: "have you hugged your hog today?" Some of you guys need to go and hug your local Harley dealer!
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Most dealers only sell whats needed to keep a evo run'n . Good luck on anything like a decal . But most all the assesory catologs have decals in them and you should have 3 or 4 of them open one.
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