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I made a new headlight mount for my 08 Bones. It moves the headlight about 2" lower and a little forward from the stock mount. I like the look better - plus I don't have to move the headlight with my windvest on or off. I used a couple peices of light guage steel, cut, drilled, sleeve and washers. I mounted it on the top bolt of the front shock absorber. I like that it doen't look too homemade.
If you go through the DIY sections here and in the other model sections you'll find a bunch of good ideas like that.
One of the Dyna guys posted that same trick last week I think, but IMHO it looks more like it 'belongs' on a Springer than an FX front end.
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