Street Glide Fascia on my 13 Road King
#11
06-12-2016, 08:17 AM
Saweet! looks great. That is on my long list of things that I would like to do to my Electra Glide! Do you have any details on the install or parts ordered? BTW I always laugh at everybody (not just on here) who posts a pic of their rigs up (could be anything licensed) and covers their plates. Whats the point, its public info that is proudly displayed to anybody in eyesight of said rig when it is being operated.
OP, facia looks good!
This fender has fender tip holes. Used double sided tape rather then drill holes in fender to mount facia. Wired facia tribar light to be both running and brake light.
#12
06-14-2016, 04:44 PM
Saweet! looks great. That is on my long list of things that I would like to do to my Electra Glide! Do you have any details on the install or parts ordered? BTW I always laugh at everybody (not just on here) who posts a pic of their rigs up (could be anything licensed) and covers their plates. Whats the point, its public info that is proudly displayed to anybody in eyesight of said rig when it is being operated.
Custom Dynamics GEN-TRI-1-SMOKE (1 each)
Harley 2995 screws to hold light in (2each)
Harley 7499 nuts to hold fascia (6 each)
Harley 59818-09 Stud Plate Assy (2 each)
Harley 59749-06 Rear Fender Plug (2 each)
Harley 59739-09DH Fascia FLHX Black (1 Each) DH is black
Tips are pretty much what others have said: I cut the stud plate down to two bolts ... used them for the top two hole on fascia. I used 3M double sided tape for bottom area.
I made double sure of where I wanted it and marked the area and then drilled using small bit then to the bigger size. I used wife's clear nail polish to seal up the drilling (not sure how much it will seal up but at least it was something)
The 3 wires on the tri-bar are black is ground, red is brake and orange is running.
The hardest part on mine was cutting the oval hole so that I could use the saddlebag guard rails.
#14
06-14-2016, 07:29 PM
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#15
08-10-2016, 02:09 PM
#17
08-10-2016, 07:41 PM
I used 1.5 inch keyhole saw and did the top and bottom and then used drummel to cut the sides and then I got hold of couple 3 inch diameter grommets and cut them to give it a nice finished look
#18
08-10-2016, 11:21 PM
You did a great job on it. It looks like it came from the factory that way.
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