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dealer says its a 5/16 24x7/16 button head screw. it hold the front and back fork tins together on my fatboy front end.
problem is I cant find them anywhere. they are the button head screws that fasten into the side of the forks at the top holding the front and the rear tins together for a fatboy/ heritage
here is a link to a site that shows what screw but doesnt have it listed for purchase
As far as I can tell that bolt for stock tins is Harley P/N 3538, Screw, 5/16-24x1/2 for all Fat Boys from 1995 forward (don't know about before that).
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