So since this was my first season with my HD, I don't know much about the aftermarket companies that make things for Harley. I want to change the look of my bike (what a surprise a Harley owner wants to change everything around in the off season and play with his bike in the garage ), but I wonder about different styles. I have nothing against HD parts but their choice is limited and I really don't need HD splashed over every inch of my bike. I know of kuryakyn cause I bought my pegs there, but who else? Thought I'd poll you guys on companies that you think make cool products. Simple things like, mirrors, grips etc that sort of thing.

 

Look up j&p cycles and order a free catalog then do the same for dennis kirk. A boat load of aftermarket crap....

 

There are too many to list. I'd start by checking out J&P Cycles and Drag Specialties who both distribute for dozens of aftermarket companies.

 

I would say it really depends on what you are searching for. List some items you want and we'll kill you with suggestions. PS thanks for the killer pic...

 

My 06 FXDI looked very much like yours when i got it. The biggest resources I have found for parts are the forum here and eBay.

Also look at easternperformance.com and jpcycles.com. I have made a couple good purchases from Robs Cycle Supply on eBay.

I have probably spent $6000 on mods, but got $2500-$3000 back selling take-offs.

When I got it



Now

 

Drag Specialties has pretty much anything you'd need, but you can't buy directly from them. Check out the Fatbook at http://www.dragspecialties.com/ and order your parts from http://www.discountcycleparts.com/ or http://www.zanottimotor.com/ by Drag part number.

J&P http://www.jpcycles.com/ and Dennis Kirk http://www.denniskirk.com/ both have good free catalogs, but their prices are a little high. Order their catalogs to look at then buy your stuff elsewhere.

Jireh has good prices and a huge free catalog as well http://www.jirehcycles.com/

Google 'harley parts' or 'harley accessories' and you'll gets lots of other ideas.

 

+1 on J&P,

I'm like a little kid with the "wish book" when it comes in the mail.