Tombstone Taillight on a Fatty
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Thanks for all the input
Yeah, I didn't want to do any drilling, just looking for something that was "plug & play". I sort of inherited the bike this way & thought I'd finish off the look that was already started. If I started this project from the begining I would have only done theengine mods and stripped everything else down to the bare minimum. Whenever I finish this up I'll post pics. Thanks again.
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Yeah, I didn't want to do any drilling, just looking for something that was "plug & play". I sort of inherited the bike this way & thought I'd finish off the look that was already started. If I started this project from the begining I would have only done theengine mods and stripped everything else down to the bare minimum. Whenever I finish this up I'll post pics. Thanks again.
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A few years ago I put a long rear fender on my FXSB, wasn't s'posed to fit but, neither was the Bad Boy Springer front end, anyway I used the wide Tombstone taillight like this one from J&P. (I bought it from Jireh Cycles for less than 1/2).
http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...=Harley&page=2
Mine worked great, you could always price the one from HD for the Classic or Deluxe.
http://www.jpcycles.com/productgroup...=Harley&page=2
Mine worked great, you could always price the one from HD for the Classic or Deluxe.
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