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That looks great. Do you get those bolt covers at HD? Or do you know if you can just get chrome bolts?
Thanks
I was going to have a set of the stock bolts chrome plated but decide to pop on the HD bolt covers. They were for previous year models so I wound up with a couple of tiny covers that are not utilized.
On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the most difficult, I would rate it at a 3-4, mainly based on the attention needed to keep from scratching anything. It helped to have a second pair of hands around to go on and off with the fender and for putting the top cap back on during assembly as I didn't have a tool or fabricate a way to hold the assembly in a vise.
I was going to have a set of the stock bolts chrome plated but decide to pop on the HD bolt covers. They were for previous year models so I wound up with a couple of tiny covers that are not utilized.
On a scale of 1-10, 10 being the most difficult, I would rate it at a 3-4, mainly based on the attention needed to keep from scratching anything. It helped to have a second pair of hands around to go on and off with the fender and for putting the top cap back on during assembly as I didn't have a tool or fabricate a way to hold the assembly in a vise.
I am going to go look for those. You dont happen to know the part number do you?
Yup............found the invoice. PT#40955-05 $24.95 retail
Better yet, save yourself some money and don't buy that kit with the two little left over caps....buy the same identical 4 caps from that kit which are pn#43227-03 @ $5.41 each for a total of $21.64
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