Buying FXR Part and Accessories
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I use eBay and saved searches. It may take a while but things will eventually come up for sale.
FXR Division has parts. I've never done business with them so I cannot recommend either way.
FXR Division has parts. I've never done business with them so I cannot recommend either way.
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Here's another one:
https://dirtycustomz.com/products
I bought the Kinetic Structures front motor mount from them for my 1985 FXRS.
https://dirtycustomz.com/products/fr...-flhx-fltr-flt
I LOVE IT.
https://dirtycustomz.com/products
I bought the Kinetic Structures front motor mount from them for my 1985 FXRS.
https://dirtycustomz.com/products/fr...-flhx-fltr-flt
I LOVE IT.
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Joined: Mar 2014
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From: Northford, CT
This.
Instagram may be unfamiliar waters to you but it IS a great source for what you are seeking. A swap meet on the internet is really what it is. You see something you like, you message the seller and you pay (paypal). Keep in mind there aint no buyers protection like ebay has but it will be pretty obvious if the seller is reputable based on the amount of parts and things posted thoughout the year.
Speaking of ebay... no more with ebay. The price inflation there is ridiculous now. I wanted a 35mm fork brace for my Shovelhead. Some psycho on there has had them on there now for $400+! Found a gentleman on FXR Bazaar and bought a nice old Screamin Eagle brace for $100... I've seen people posting beat-up hi temp painted $50 drag pipes for $200+... uh what!? Another thing I notice with ebay is most sellers destroy you on shipping costs. Most time on fxr bazaar or similar instagram pages the price already includes shipping and it is usually always FAIR. If it is not fair they get embarrassed by the community LOL
Instagram may be unfamiliar waters to you but it IS a great source for what you are seeking. A swap meet on the internet is really what it is. You see something you like, you message the seller and you pay (paypal). Keep in mind there aint no buyers protection like ebay has but it will be pretty obvious if the seller is reputable based on the amount of parts and things posted thoughout the year.
Speaking of ebay... no more with ebay. The price inflation there is ridiculous now. I wanted a 35mm fork brace for my Shovelhead. Some psycho on there has had them on there now for $400+! Found a gentleman on FXR Bazaar and bought a nice old Screamin Eagle brace for $100... I've seen people posting beat-up hi temp painted $50 drag pipes for $200+... uh what!? Another thing I notice with ebay is most sellers destroy you on shipping costs. Most time on fxr bazaar or similar instagram pages the price already includes shipping and it is usually always FAIR. If it is not fair they get embarrassed by the community LOL
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This.
Instagram may be unfamiliar waters to you but it IS a great source for what you are seeking. A swap meet on the internet is really what it is. You see something you like, you message the seller and you pay (paypal). Keep in mind there aint no buyers protection like ebay has but it will be pretty obvious if the seller is reputable based on the amount of parts and things posted thoughout the year.
Speaking of ebay... no more with ebay. The price inflation there is ridiculous now. I wanted a 35mm fork brace for my Shovelhead. Some psycho on there has had them on there now for $400+! Found a gentleman on FXR Bazaar and bought a nice old Screamin Eagle brace for $100... I've seen people posting beat-up hi temp painted $50 drag pipes for $200+... uh what!? Another thing I notice with ebay is most sellers destroy you on shipping costs. Most time on fxr bazaar or similar instagram pages the price already includes shipping and it is usually always FAIR. If it is not fair they get embarrassed by the community LOL
Instagram may be unfamiliar waters to you but it IS a great source for what you are seeking. A swap meet on the internet is really what it is. You see something you like, you message the seller and you pay (paypal). Keep in mind there aint no buyers protection like ebay has but it will be pretty obvious if the seller is reputable based on the amount of parts and things posted thoughout the year.
Speaking of ebay... no more with ebay. The price inflation there is ridiculous now. I wanted a 35mm fork brace for my Shovelhead. Some psycho on there has had them on there now for $400+! Found a gentleman on FXR Bazaar and bought a nice old Screamin Eagle brace for $100... I've seen people posting beat-up hi temp painted $50 drag pipes for $200+... uh what!? Another thing I notice with ebay is most sellers destroy you on shipping costs. Most time on fxr bazaar or similar instagram pages the price already includes shipping and it is usually always FAIR. If it is not fair they get embarrassed by the community LOL
I agree. I'm finding that Instagram is the more reasonable offer.
Thank you.
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Something to Note: Many parts are also used on many other models... certainly Touring models right up to Twinkys..
Use the Part Numbers from the Parts catalog, and cross with a Good Online parts Fiche site, for other models!!!
Use the Part Numbers from the Parts catalog, and cross with a Good Online parts Fiche site, for other models!!!
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