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There are multiple part numbers that JP Cycle says fit my bike.
Front:
FSD012C
FSD006C
I looked them up, as far as I can tell they represent two different band widths on the rotor. Which one is best for the stock Harley Backline calipers?
Back:
RSD018C
RSD014C
I am not sure what the difference between these two parts is? Can someone help me out and let me know which I need, again for use with the stock caliper.
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by travalab; Apr 27, 2017 at 03:13 PM.
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