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If you go with stock H-D guard your testes...a new engine guard for an ElectraGlide costs $206.00....yup that's $206. Quite a slap in the 'ole jewels, that one.
Ebay has aftermarket crash bars for around the $120 mark. They're not mandrel bent so there will be a slight difference in OD in some places.
Why not just have yours re-chromed or powder coated? No need replace it with stock when you can actually get nicer than stock from a quality chrome shop or get it powder coated to match the lowers for a custom look.
Couple scrapes on the engine guard not really a big deal there is no guaranty that it won't happen again, I would spend that money on a couple days of long ride instead.
You're in Tampa. Ride over to the swap meet at Webster the first Sunday of every month & find a good take off. Way cheaper than a new one from a dealer.
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