Some more 2003 Softail Models Parts Diagrams:

passing lights



front fender

 

It's not as bad as you think, my out of pocket was minimal after selling the take off parts.

I have seen that set up for the narrow glide in literature but I believe they are difficult to find.

 

A couple of notes WRT Rene's Softail parts diagrams -

I reused my stock FXD front brake caliper and stock brake disc with the FLST lower slider fork leg and Heritage spoke wheel ... no need to buy replacements for those items ....

Although Rene posted the Softail frame showing neck cups, the ones in your FXD frame should work just as well ... as long as there is not excessive wear or other known defects, there should be no need to do anything with your frame/neck cups except to cut off (down) the fork stop block on the front of the FXD frame ....

THX for posting up that info Rene!

R/
'Chop

 

You're welcome, Todd; my pleasure!

I have to admit: some parts used on the Softails Models are simular to those used on Dyna Models ....

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.... new project: Softail - Dyna parts cross-reference list .....

Please have some compassion and give me some time to bring this to an end??!!

For now: here's the final batch Softail Parts Diagrams.


FXD2003Rider

gear shifter



rear brake control



jiffy stand



footboards



rear fender



front turn signals



rear turn signals

 

You're absolutely right, Todd! The bearing cups have p/n 48315-60 and are used on 2003 Dyna as well as 2003 Softail models....

Now if I only could find an OCR program to make the cross-reference list...

Any suggestions from your side, guys?

FXD2003Rider

 

I'm going to do a custom build this winter with a Dyna as the basis... this thread definitely has my interest!!!

I also joined the group... thanks for the info so far.

 

Finally got the front fender put on...

 

The front fender is an improvement. Looks better not strapped down.

 

[quote=SURFOR Chop;6347653]The 1950's Sportsters had a set of tins like the Heritage and Fat Boys sport but for a narrow glide front end ... the speedometer fit into a gauge mount built into it that I believe was atop or just aft of the risers ... if I'm not mistaken, the fork tubes sported fork gators (rubber boots) ....

See attached ... there are a couple of sources where reproduction tins can be had ....

It's not quite the same thing, but is similar ... kind of conveys the same idea ....
I neglected to thank you for that SURFOR Chop, but that's not the one I want, thanks anyway.

 

With my 1/4 mile gravel driveway, that fat front end is perfect. Where do I sign up?