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I realise I just joined up but I did mention that I'm always tinkering with my bike and I just saw an advertisement for a center stand for an FXST '92 - '97. This is the link:
Can anybody tell me if there is a difference between the '90 FXST frame and the '92 FXST frame. The part # for the '92 is 47008-92B and for the '90 47008-89B. The '91 models are also 47008-89B. They are the same part numbers on the FXSTC, FXSTFB and FXSTS for their respective years.
Cheers.
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