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Hi All, I wish to changed the Rocker covers on my 93 FXLR Evo.
I have managed to pick up some chrome ones in great condition.
The part number is 17520-92a, 17507-92a and 17531-92a.
This is different from the part number in the FX parts catalog, which is 17530-92, 17529-92, and 17503-92.
Is there a fundemental difference, or should they be good to fit.
I know Rocker covers did change in design over the years, but the basic size and fitment looks the same.
Any ideas.
Dee.
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