Fork sliders, chrome or polished?
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Fork sliders, chrome or polished?
If I were to replace stock sliders on my FLHXS, is it better to get chrome ones or possibly have mine polished locally by a company who does incredible work?
I don't know what polishing would cost but I also thought for reduced downtime, I could get some good take offs from the auction and have the guys polish them, or purchase chromed ones?
I don't know what polishing would cost but I also thought for reduced downtime, I could get some good take offs from the auction and have the guys polish them, or purchase chromed ones?
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As always we are here to help support forum members any way we can!
We offer front fork legs for 2014 & later Touring models along with chrome upper fork covers (aka "cowbells"), rebuild seal kits, Progressive Monotube kits, chrome wheel spacers and chrome axle covers.
Click here to see a collection of different chrome front end parts we offer including fork legs.
For a limited time use code "HDFmember" for an extra discount for being a member.
We offer front fork legs for 2014 & later Touring models along with chrome upper fork covers (aka "cowbells"), rebuild seal kits, Progressive Monotube kits, chrome wheel spacers and chrome axle covers.
Click here to see a collection of different chrome front end parts we offer including fork legs.
For a limited time use code "HDFmember" for an extra discount for being a member.
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