I am trying to find a tank panel with just HD bar and shield (either stamped in the leather or medallion) for my 06 Heritage Softail. I would prefer no pouch or studs, anybody got a link or recommend website I can search for that.


Thanks
tony

 

You probably wont find one witha HD bar and shield unless you get one from HD.There are plenty of aftermarket choices.Look at JP cycles website or look at HD,s website or your dealers catalog.

 

I put HD part #91129-01. I'm sure you can get it from Zanotti's website for a better price. I think it's perfect.

 

The only one i found on Hd,s website has a chrome HD logo and spots on edges .The others are for fatboys of springers.They may fit.The other is HOG embossed..Not much choice without a pouch.

 

yeah thats kind of what I have been finding, I guess I will kept digging around. Thanks for the part number I will check it out.
Thanks for the replies

 

I wanted a different look with my tank panel, but didn't want to get the panel and studs...so I bought a chrome HD emblem and attached it to my stock leather panel...Here's a pic:

 

EXCELLENT....Just the idea I was looking for...is that attached just with the sticky backing on the emblem?

 

It does have the sticky back, however I added a little super glue to make sure it wasn't going to fly off.

 

question in reference to tank panels? i am new to softails by just getting my 07 standard from my 05 sporty and i want to get the skull panel but unsure about install. seems like it shouldn't be too hard to install one, but just wanted to get some input if it can be done relatively simple or not. any responses would be great!

 

It takes about five minutes.
Take off seat. Take out screw holding bottom of tank panel. Loosen bolt in the middle of the dash until you can lift it up enough to pull the tank panel off the 2 pins that hold it under the dash. This is good time to carefully wash off the dirt that finds its way under there so your new panel won't grind it into your paint. Put new panel in place and stick your finger under the dash to make sure its on the pins. Set dash down, tighten up bolt, and replace screw at bottom.
Be careful not to scratch your paint!

A little tip: When I loosen dash bolts, I stretch a piece of saran wrap over the bolt to keep the wrench from marking it.