Is there anywhere online to get prices of actual HD replacement parts or do I have to go to the dealer directly. I know I have to buy them from the dealer but I would like to start adding up what it's going to cost to rebuild my Lo after the run in with a deer.

On a related note, if you had to replace the entire front-end on a Lo would you go back stock or are there any aftermarket forks that would be better and still look good on a Lo that would cost close to the same as the stock parts?

I still have to see how well state farm is going to work with me. I plan on doing all the work myself. They still haven't called to make an appt. to come see the bike.

Thanks

 

E Bay. Here's how I shop. I have the HD parts manuals for both of my bikes. I find the part number I need, then do a search on E Bay for that number, and voila!!! There they are. Check the little box that says "include description" below the search button, and you can find anything your looking for.

 

check out these threads

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...oem-parts.html

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/softa...s-diagram.html

 

Thanks guys.. exactly what I was looking for..

 

try Surdyke.com. They are the next best thing after Zanottis closed. Shipping is a little high but they are great to deal with.

 

Any Lo owners out there that would go with a different front end than stock if they had to replace it?

 

if i had to rebuild the front end on my Lo, I would start with a 3* or 4* rake from Covingtons Cycles and go from there..it's just a new set of triple trees and they're like $750 for the black trees, or $600 for the unfinished.. maybe a shorter fender to show off that 140mm front tire.. but as for the forks themselves.. somewhere out there (and off the top of my head i can't remember who makes them).. there's either a 45mm or 50mm front fork setup that just makes the front end look beefy as hell. it's a good look, but too much money for me..otherwise i'd keep the stock ones, it's the only thing that fits the look of the bike

 

Thanks Jim

 

I agree with the earlier post regarding eBay. I've bought a lot of authentic H-D stuff there for much less than at the dealer and sometimes shipping is free. Many H-D dealers also have eBay stores but you'll find a lot of new and used H-D stuff offered by others too. It's worth a look. Check and confirm part numbers with the sellers before you buy!!!!

 

One thing to note though. After Jan 1 it will be harder to find brand new HD parts online with Harley's new policy to protect local dealers