98 FXD Speedo Replacement
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98 FXD Speedo Replacement
can anyone help my mind sort this out please. i need to swap from mph to kmh with a US domestic model bike.... part no 67177-95C is the obselete replacement and i can't find one anywhere .... I have trawled thru "ronnies parts find" for the years 95-98 and this number (67177-95c) seems to be the common thing in each fiche... but.... cos i can't find one anywhere in the world i am thinking to maybe use part 67018-95B .. cept I can't find one of those either..grrrrrrrrr... but did find a speedo 67018-95A 
..these are both kmh speedos variants for canada/japan... the part (67018-95B) number is listed for 95 and 96 then is gone from the 97 and 98 fiches...
so now my brain is hurting and i'm trying to think why, apart from mph v kmh, is the 95-98 fxd listed with speedo variances for what seems to be the same bike from country to country?...and would a canada/japan kmh from 95 speedo work on a domestic model 98 fxd ?.....and why on earth did HD stop making the things...
..these are both kmh speedos variants for canada/japan... the part (67018-95B) number is listed for 95 and 96 then is gone from the 97 and 98 fiches... so now my brain is hurting and i'm trying to think why, apart from mph v kmh, is the 95-98 fxd listed with speedo variances for what seems to be the same bike from country to country?...and would a canada/japan kmh from 95 speedo work on a domestic model 98 fxd ?.....and why on earth did HD stop making the things...
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The one reason I can think of why there are different speedos for some countries is that overall gearing is different in some. As an example my 1990 UK bike had a rear wheel pulley with 61T, but US models had 70T. Now that doesn't affect the speedo on those earlier bikes, because they are front wheel driven, but for trans driven speedos that may be the case.
However, how's this?! A Swedish dealer appears to have one. Email them in English, many Swede's speak it very well. If they really have one they may be happy to send it to you. I don't imagine shipping will cost any more than from the USA.
However, how's this?! A Swedish dealer appears to have one. Email them in English, many Swede's speak it very well. If they really have one they may be happy to send it to you. I don't imagine shipping will cost any more than from the USA.
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thanks... i didn't think about gearing...i will try to see if i can get that but if they are the same as other HD dealers they wont be allowed to ship overseas 
...and i have found a number of delaers who advertise them but then say they dont have them.. i'l still try though..
i'm in australia... hope they can speak english cos i cant speak hrdy grdy...
...and i have found a number of delaers who advertise them but then say they dont have them.. i'l still try though.. i'm in australia... hope they can speak english cos i cant speak hrdy grdy...
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I don't think they are an official Harley dealer, they are not in the latest HOG Europe book. If they have it in stock, I suspect they will be happy to sell it! There is also a Dutch dealer I have just remembered, JW Boon, it will be worth looking through their website. I have bought stuff from them a few times and they speak/write English.
Nothing ventured, nothing gained! If you keep your message simple and use an online translator, you can send them English and Swedish in the same message, to show willing!
Nothing ventured, nothing gained! If you keep your message simple and use an online translator, you can send them English and Swedish in the same message, to show willing!
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oops already emailed them.... i have spoken to JW Boon and they were nice but say they cant help as they just dont know about using the japan or swiss models...i found what looks like a sister site for JW Boon .. http://www.tomsnosparts.com/ ..dont know how to do those short links.. and they have a japan/canada first replacement model and i've asked them if they can send me a pic of the rear so i can see if it will wire up the same.. and the price difference is huge... i've been riding harleys since 74 too
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Best of luck! I recently chased down a pair of genuine tank decals after a very lengthy online search. Parts like the ones we both want are long out of stock, so we have to be persistent and not look at the price...... 
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mr brown u r a superstar.. sweden did have one and its on its way and its around $150AUD cheaper than i was quoted for the ones that dont exist here... i am very happy thankyou for your help
i am very happy thankyou for your help
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Pleased to be of assistance. An Englishman helping an Australian buy an American part in Sweden. This is a truly global forum!
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