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Had to paint my tanks because of an oops and I wanted these badges. They are all over eBay with the cheapest just under $140. Thought Id look at Harleys parts web site to see if they had them. Yep, they did for just over $80 shipped! I also got some HD sun glasses at the local dealers cheaper than I could get them from Amazon.
My father and I restored a '64 Servicar. I was trying to find the right badges for it and everything I found was outrageously priced. I went to my dealer and they could get them for about 1/2 of what I found anywhere else. Sometimes, if you look, Harley is actually cheaper.
Had to paint my tanks because of an oops and I wanted these badges. They are all over eBay with the cheapest just under $140. Thought Id look at Harleys parts web site to see if they had them. Yep, they did for just over $80 shipped! I also got some HD sun glasses at the local dealers cheaper than I could get them from Amazon.
thanks for posting that picture. I was actually contemplating some sort of emblem change. I thought these emblems screwed directly onto the tanks, but now I see they don't. GOOD information! I guess a picture IS worth 1,000 words.
I'll second that...I really like those badges. Definitely in the top 5 best that hd has stuck on a tank. We'll wait patiently for the badges to go on the tank for the obligatory pictures lol
Every once in a great while, HD actually comes through with a deal. I bought a couple of tune up kits for my ironhead years ago for peanuts on clearance. I also got a nice pair of gloves for only $20. The guy at the cash register was even impressed.
However; when you get one of these super chief deals, you should run to the nearest market and get yourself a lottery ticket.
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Harley is cheaper!
