How to clean up rear fender 11 FLHTK??
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I know I don't have the tip light gone on my set up shown in the photo. And I don't know what year bike you have.
But the Road Glide fender is clean for bikes '08 and older, and my friend has a vivid black one in perfect condition for sale. If interested PM me.
Just an FYI for all of the people interested in removing the rear bumper. You need to replace the bumper with the bracket found on the Road Glides that goes behind fender so it keeps everything rigid.
But the Road Glide fender is clean for bikes '08 and older, and my friend has a vivid black one in perfect condition for sale. If interested PM me.
Just an FYI for all of the people interested in removing the rear bumper. You need to replace the bumper with the bracket found on the Road Glides that goes behind fender so it keeps everything rigid.
#13
Here's what I did to my 2010 FLHTK:
I added the color matched filler strips, went to a laydown smoked LED taillight, bullet turn signals, and laydown license plate mount. Works well without the Tourpak on. The taillight has while license plate illumination in the bottom. I did smoked lenses and LED lights in the turn signals. I powder coated the taillights and license plate frame, and painted the taillight base.
I got a smoked LED fender tip light and painted it black, and I had the bumper powder coated black. It all kind of blends together and gets rid of the grandpa look to some extent.
I still like the SG fascia (and fender tip) better, but this was a pretty low cost solution that didn't require any sheet metal painting and still has an "Ultra" kind of feel IMO.
I added the color matched filler strips, went to a laydown smoked LED taillight, bullet turn signals, and laydown license plate mount. Works well without the Tourpak on. The taillight has while license plate illumination in the bottom. I did smoked lenses and LED lights in the turn signals. I powder coated the taillights and license plate frame, and painted the taillight base.
I got a smoked LED fender tip light and painted it black, and I had the bumper powder coated black. It all kind of blends together and gets rid of the grandpa look to some extent.
I still like the SG fascia (and fender tip) better, but this was a pretty low cost solution that didn't require any sheet metal painting and still has an "Ultra" kind of feel IMO.
#14
Here's what I did to my 2010 FLHTK:
I added the color matched filler strips, went to a laydown smoked LED taillight, bullet turn signals, and laydown license plate mount. Works well without the Tourpak on. The taillight has while license plate illumination in the bottom. I did smoked lenses and LED lights in the turn signals. I powder coated the taillights and license plate frame, and painted the taillight base.
I got a smoked LED fender tip light and painted it black, and I had the bumper powder coated black. It all kind of blends together and gets rid of the grandpa look to some extent.
I still like the SG fascia (and fender tip) better, but this was a pretty low cost solution that didn't require any sheet metal painting and still has an "Ultra" kind of feel IMO.
I added the color matched filler strips, went to a laydown smoked LED taillight, bullet turn signals, and laydown license plate mount. Works well without the Tourpak on. The taillight has while license plate illumination in the bottom. I did smoked lenses and LED lights in the turn signals. I powder coated the taillights and license plate frame, and painted the taillight base.
I got a smoked LED fender tip light and painted it black, and I had the bumper powder coated black. It all kind of blends together and gets rid of the grandpa look to some extent.
I still like the SG fascia (and fender tip) better, but this was a pretty low cost solution that didn't require any sheet metal painting and still has an "Ultra" kind of feel IMO.
I`m looking to clean up the rear of my FLHT.
Thanks.
Mark.
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