I have a 94 springer softail was wondering what parts from other models are interchangeable fenders and what not

 

That's a rare and beautiful Harley. Not a clue of help here but great first thread. Be interested to hear answers.

Its still in Danny's Fish. So part number can be matched there.

https://partsfinder.onlinemicrofiche...davidsonmc/179

Only as a suggestion make another new thread over in the newmember welcome area to say hello.

 

 

Nice bike... I really like Springers..

Except for the springer front end, from the frame neck back, it's just a 1994 Softail....

Pretty much anything that will fit a '94 Softail (except front fender, risers, & handlebars), will fit it...

 

Thanks iv been riding for yrs but this is my first harley i know practically nothing about them im wanting a full rear fender and different seats probably different wheels too not a fan of spokes buying used not new....any pointers are appreciated

 

Rear fender from Heritage is #59144-87A
PLEASE keep your stock parts for later
PLEASE don`t repaint the tank and front fender
JMO

 

eighteight gave you the part # for a Heritage fender. That would look nice.

As you search for parts, just make sure fitment is compatible with 1994 Softail...

The wheels may take some specialized knowledge. I am intellectually challenged when it comes to wheel swaps. Lucky for you, there are several extremely knowledgeable people on here who know that stuff well.

I recently re-did the spokes on my 2001 Springer. I found out that the Wheel offset for a springer is different than other softails with front spokes. So you may have to mix/match your front wheel spacers if the wheel you buy isn't specifically listed as fitting a '94 Springer.

When it comes to Harley rear wheel swaps, if you deviate from the OEM size (go wider), there are considerations for the drive pulley and drive belt that need to be taken into account.

Those are just a couple things about your wheel swap to keep in mind as you look for wheels...

Good luck and enjoy that bike!

 

Think we both see the long face coming like the fellow on The Antique Road Show was told.... . Oh, by the way, your $20,000 table and chairs would have been worth $200,000 before you painted them.

 

Yea definitely wasn't going to repaint or sale anything as far as the original stuff it's in way to good of shape to repaint I might not know alot about harley but I know what I got lol ... I kinda hate to change anything really but I love the look of the full fender and want like maybe a 14in mini apes so I don't have to lean forward

 

Just joking around. Make it yours and enjoy it. If you kept original, it's easy to put back.

Good luck in finding parts. Nothing available from Harley. Insurance would write it off if it is ever in an accident. Lot of electronics even on early 2000 models is not available.