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I have never seen a 5 Speed FLT with a foot clutch. Later setups are frame mounted and use ratchet shifter instead of a gate, maybe it could be modified for an FLT, but I have never seen it. Anything is possible, good luck.
adapt & make it fit, should be easy if you fit the police type Shifter that bolts to the frame & a suicide clutch levers easy to adapt,...
make it yaself, cheaper than buying outa a 'Fat Book' witha card, It'll be real custom not bolt on bling
After thinking about it, the later FLH police shifter, mounted to the frame, is not going to work on your FLT. The motor/tranny will be bouncing around while the shifter is stationary, will rip itself apart. You need a mount like shown two posts above that goes to the motor so they bounce around together. Maybe why HD never did it, who knows. I wonder if the clutch pedal would have similar concerns?
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