Does 1995 front fender fit 2000 model
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Does 1995 front fender fit 2000 model
I have a 1995 Road King front fender. The last two digits on the sticker are 95. Is this a exact replacement for the front fender on my 2000 Road King Classic. I need to replace my front fender and want to have the '95 fender painted to match my bike. Just want to be sure before I drop it off at the paint shop. Visually it appears to be the same, but I know it's easy to make a mistake with replacement parts.
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Yes it will fit, I have an '08 in my 1990 bike. However take a close look at the fender tip light, as the light fitting and the way they are installed changed at some time. I got around that by using the fender tip for an '08. If you have the two alongside each other any difference should be clear (if there is one!).
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From: Phoenix '53, '88, '09 Big Twins
many of us use the online parts manual to track parts- for your model, this shows the black fender is an 1994 part number...with other colors ( and primer) being from various years
http://www.shopronniesharleydavidson...partfinder.htm
click on oem
select year
model
assembly
physically the fenders 1978 to 2013 mount up, but as GR noted above look for differences in holes, badge mounts etc.
mock up the fit before you paint.
tip: if you are having painted- fill any extra holes- add holes you need... while at it have them weld the fender brace and remove the rivets- fill the holes.
you can also choose to mount the fender closer to the tire ( leave at least 1/2", and eyeball the radius of the fender vs disk, wheel, tire...should be the same arc)
that way you get a smooth custom look ( rivets are not "custom").
option is the H-D street stalker fender or a fatboy fender- the latter can interfere with crash bar
mike
http://www.shopronniesharleydavidson...partfinder.htm
click on oem
select year
model
assembly
physically the fenders 1978 to 2013 mount up, but as GR noted above look for differences in holes, badge mounts etc.
mock up the fit before you paint.
tip: if you are having painted- fill any extra holes- add holes you need... while at it have them weld the fender brace and remove the rivets- fill the holes.
you can also choose to mount the fender closer to the tire ( leave at least 1/2", and eyeball the radius of the fender vs disk, wheel, tire...should be the same arc)
that way you get a smooth custom look ( rivets are not "custom").
option is the H-D street stalker fender or a fatboy fender- the latter can interfere with crash bar
mike
Last edited by mkguitar; Jan 20, 2015 at 11:08 AM.
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Thanks for the replies guys. I checked the bolt ons for the fender and they all fit. Guitar, I'm going to talk to the painter about removing the rivets. I like that idea. I'll also bookmark the site for parts you sent. Thanks to all, Roy
We have fenders of all sizes and brands, if you need to check some out, our website is located below! Good luck!
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