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Hey all,
I have a '02 night train and I am looking for some black fork lowers. I know Harley sells black lowers for baggers but I am not able to find black lowers for softtail. Does anybody out there know if Harley or anyone sells black fork lowers for softtail? Or, is my only option to powder coat???
Thanks in advance...
Jynx
You can also use black appliance epoxy, available at Home Depot. Just be sure to do good prep work and allow plenty of cure time (a week or more). I've done some small parts and a friend did his fork lowers using this method. It looks great and seems as tough as powdercoating.
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