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Nice look Gary! I had the same crashbar mounted to my Dyna FXD 2003 (P/N 49218-01) It fitted like a glove and so far no problems. After a long trip I found out that my front fender had a dink. After having done some research it seems to me that the crash bar caused this dink when I hit a pothole in the road. I have dismounted the crash bar in order to prevent more damage to the front fender. Now I am considering to buy inner front sliders as used on the Dyna FXDP but I am not sure if these tubes give a larger travel to the front wheel. I f you're interested, please check this thread: https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...ork-tubes.html
Enjoy your ride and take care!
René
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