Hi Guys, I customized my Dyna switchback by adding a number of body parts such as a fairing, rear luggage box basically turned the bike into a touring model.
I would like to fit duel discs to my front wheel. What do I need to do to make this happen.
Cheers

 

You need;
Dual Caliper Forks
2 Calipers, R & L
Dual Disc Wheel.
Dual Caliper Master Cylinder
All Hoses and Associated Hardware.

 

The parts list from a 2015 and up FXDL has what you need.

 

Appreciate the feedback received. Will enquire further with the HDLocal dealer

 

Switchback has 41mm forks, so that's a no-go.

41mm touring model legs & front wheel would be the only choice, along with a front fender due to the different fender mount placement.

 

You need to check out the center to center of the fork tubes on a pre-2014 (2013 down to 2000) FLT than you will need to get another wheel. You are going to be challenged as the triple tree is not the same as I have a Switchback nacelle. The rest of the story gets much more complicated. Good luck and loose the meaning of the word easy.

 

Have you considered putting a larger rotor on to increase braking performance?

https://www.arlenness.com/prodcat/rotor14.asp

 

Thanks for setting me straight, my bad.

 

Pretty much as Carl mentions above ... FLD uses 41mm tubes

and same fork tube centers as "Touring" (9-7/8")

So use everything from Touring
*2000-13 sliders (41mm)
*2000-later Touring wheel, (change bearings, center spacer sleeve and add bearing shim as needed depending on what year the donor wheel is from)
*2008-later Touring wheel spacers
*2013-earlier Touring fender
*And of course ... appropriate Dual master cyl, brakelines, calipers, rotors, etc


Here's a look at a FLD frontend (happens to be on a FXD... doesn't matter) with everything stated above.
The Right Touring Slider has had the caliper mounts "Shaved", but they could have remained and been used the way you want.


https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...uperglide.html

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It would be easier with the same results to go with a 6 piston caliper and larger rotor. Check out Performance Machine.