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Eductate me Please !!! Once again I did try the 'search' but I'm going blind reading all the threads. There's got to be a way to narrower the Search down. I got every thread with the word 'chrome' in it and 'front' in it and 'forks' in it !!!
Anyway, Is this a part you buy to 'go over' the existing bottom part ? Or is this something you replace totally ?
BTW, I have a 2006 Heritage Softail Classic FLSTC.
It's a replacement of the "chrome lower sliders". They normally cost a couple of hundred bucks and really aren't that difficult to change out. Takes less time to replace the lower sliders than it does to remove everything to get to where you can replace them, like fender, brake caliper, tire, and probably a few other things on an FL front.
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