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The letter suffix means the part # has been updated & is supposedly improved, so I would get the 53246-09A. If it's a problem with fitment the actual part # would be changed.
The letter suffix means the part # has been updated & is supposedly improved, so I would get the 53246-09A. If it's a problem with fitment the actual part # would be changed.
Thanks. I've got a 53246-09 that I can get a good deal on. Hopefully the improvements aren't that substantial that would warrant another few hundred dollars.
for a new price you know to check zanotti HD?
their online price about 20% off, and they will price match. also chicago and surdyke HD do discounts online.
I think a call to dealer may be able to determine difference from 09 to 09A versions.
or if you have a photo of the 09, I used the 09A on my bike.
here is a photo of the new license plate set up I mentioned in my PM, you can also see the detachable hardware and the antenna.
I swap around seats depending on what i am doing, the stock seat looks like a big turd with the tour pak gone. I have the Brawler ( shown) and a street glide seat.
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