Road Glide - Street Glide Rear Fascia Installed
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From: Roswell, GA
Another additional expense is the replacement of the chrome/rubber bumper with a bracket, part no. 91140-04 that is used on the "clean" rear fenders of the SG, RG, and RK Custom models.
You can check the links from Chicago Spike for more information.
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Virginia
On the FLHT conversion to Street Glide rear.
I was able to buy a Road Glide rear fender in the same color of my bike on ebay for around $160. Then sold mine on ebay for $100.
A road glide or street glide fender will work.
I was able to buy a Road Glide rear fender in the same color of my bike on ebay for around $160. Then sold mine on ebay for $100.
A road glide or street glide fender will work.
Tourer
Joined: May 2009
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From: Dunstable, MA
Simple answer is yes it will, you can either bolt it on (requires drilling of fender) or double sided 3M tape (automotive stuff) and other parts and you'll be good, just remember to get the fascia for the 09-12 bikes as they are wider then the previous ones.
Road Warrior
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From: St. Charles, IL
And Now for Something Completely Different. (And not to highjack)
A Ultra with the Street Guide rear end with saddlebag guards. It may not be to everyone's liking, but I strive to be off center from most others. (and no the tour pak is not off center, just me, it's the angle I took the pic from)
A Ultra with the Street Guide rear end with saddlebag guards. It may not be to everyone's liking, but I strive to be off center from most others. (and no the tour pak is not off center, just me, it's the angle I took the pic from)
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I installed the Street Glide rear fascia on my Road Glide and wanted to pass on a couple tips for anyone considering doing the same.
Rear LED light wiring. I read some posts that talked about wiring the rear light into the existing wiring harness. Not sure about other years but on my 04 RG, it has the female plug already wired in on the left side up by the seat, just like the Street Glide. I just plugged it in.
Antenna. You will need to buyan SG antenna mounting bracket because the stock RG bracket positions the antenna too far to the left to align through the hole in the rear fascia.
It completely changes the rear of the bike. Here are the before and after shots.
Thanks again Harleypingman for your help.
RJ
Rear LED light wiring. I read some posts that talked about wiring the rear light into the existing wiring harness. Not sure about other years but on my 04 RG, it has the female plug already wired in on the left side up by the seat, just like the Street Glide. I just plugged it in.
Antenna. You will need to buyan SG antenna mounting bracket because the stock RG bracket positions the antenna too far to the left to align through the hole in the rear fascia.
It completely changes the rear of the bike. Here are the before and after shots.
Thanks again Harleypingman for your help.
RJ
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From: Roswell, GA
Use the search function for a thread by sifularson who did exactly what you want to do; excellent write-up with pictures and part nos. Or send a PM to him; I'm sure he will help you.
Carl