Harley dropped a lot of new parts on the site recently, including a new style of handlebar for the 48.

http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/sportster-clubman-handlebar-pa-09-55800342--1

This style of bar requires the turn signals to be on the lower forks, so 5 years later Harley releases a kit for the 48.

http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/front-turn-signal-relocation-kit-pa-11-67800452--1

Lots of other new parts in their was well, especially people going for the buckshot, white, or cafe racer look.

 

just see how long they take to get to the UK.
Do like those new turn signals on the forks

 

**** on that bro ! Why spend 40$ plus shipping on something that will take like 10 mins to do with what u already have on the bike just do one side at a time take the turn signal loose and grind/cut off the lil *** that keeps it in place on the top of the triple tree and move it down the the bottom, then do same for other side. BAM mod done for nothing other than 10 mins of labor and maybe a six pack

 

goodness gracious that price for those bars.

 

You could have made those signal brackets yourself five years ago.

I don't mean to offend anyone but those bars look silly.

 

Other companies have been making clubman bars for years, for half the cost or less.

Also, that "relocation kit" can be done on a stock 48 in 10 minutes using simple hand tools, a file(or dremel style tool if you have it), without having to empty your wallet of $50. Do it one side at a time, simply unbolt the lower pinch bolt, do the same on top removing the signal light. You'll see a small protrusion inside the bracket that's about 1/4" in size. File it off, reinstall on the bottom, repeat process for the oposite side. Now you can use that $50 for beer.

 

Aside from the clubmans that fit the 48 I think the other awesome part they added was a lower rise 48 riser spacers for relatively cheap, I'm excited about it anyhow.

http://www.harley-davidson.com/store...ser-spacer-kit

 

Hmm, I guess Loner Industries didnt patent their design.

http://lonerindustries.com/forty-eight.html

 

http://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/a...m-harley-forks