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Since U didn't put in enough info about the yr of the bike for the parts Ur looking Vs the yr of the other bike, nor- w - or - w/o - driving light I don't see how anyone can give U a 100% correct answer..
I did spend about 30 secs looking this up for U. found a place U can get an answer if U Cross Reference the part..
Ok, lets say 2005 on both bikes and driving lights on both. I thought there might have been someone who tried this. I will take a look at the info from Memphis.
Thanks
Last edited by Motown Strag; Jun 1, 2012 at 12:59 PM.
This much I can tell you for sure. The ws on an 08 Heritage fits on an 08 Deluxe. Personally I like the looks of the Deluxe one better but it's your mighty fine looking bike.
Thanks! I might cut mine down a few inches to see if I like it better but I do really like the support braces on the heritage WS. I saw a heritage style shield with the bottom blacked out...it might be a good look for a black and white bike.
Thanks! I might cut mine down a few inches to see if I like it better but I do really like the support braces on the heritage WS. I saw a heritage style shield with the bottom blacked out...it might be a good look for a black and white bike.
Thanks for the compliment.
YW. I took about an inch off my ws but I'm thinking about taking off more. My wife has the nostalgic low profile tinted on her Deluxe and it's 1.5 lower than mine.
I thought about covering the bottom of mine especially since my windshield bag has worn a smudge into it from rubbing against it.
YW. I took about an inch off my ws but I'm thinking about taking off more. My wife has the nostalgic low profile tinted on her Deluxe and it's 1.5 lower than mine.
I thought about covering the bottom of mine especially since my windshield bag has worn a smudge into it from rubbing against it.
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