Where can I find custom parts for a NEW (2007) Harley Davidson Dyna?

Question

I have just purchased a 2007 Dyna Super Glide Custom (FXDC). The front fork diamater was increased from 41mm to 49mm diameter in 2006. As a result many custom items, even those offered by the factory will only fit 2005 models and older. I specifically want a chrome headlight nacelle. The fork "center to center" spacing has changed along with the tube diameter so I can't just buy an older item and hone out the fork opening.

Thanks

Answer 1

Check with, Head Winds or Thunder Stix
Both offer H.D. aftermarket lighting.

You may have to wait a while for the aftermarket to catch up to your bike.

Answer 2

The Harley Parts book has alot of customizing stuff in it....

Here's a "Tip" ....alot of guys will change the Air cleaner & Exhaust.... ( Screamin Eagle )

Beware...by doing that , you mess up the Air/fuel mixture....

Then you need it "Re mapped" which costs around $500

The Bike I bought had the stuff changed , but they didn't

remapp it....it was running a little lean ( not good )

I had the Harley Dealer put in a "Power Commander"

and they tuned it in on a Dyno....Runs great now...


Sounds like your part could be made outa Aluminum and

then Polished out.....or steel and have it Chromed....

Gotta Fly...
Mike & "Jaz" in MN

Answer 3

Have you checked J&P, Custom Chrome, or any of the "cutting edge" shops? I haven't bought in a long time (make my own) but I know they have revamped many of the catalogues.

Or, have you considered removing the stock part, bead blasting, and send it out to a chrome shop to have it chromed?

http://www.chromeprosplating.com/

Answer 4

Good luck.
I picked up my FXD35 on July 1 last year.
Nothing fits the front end. (Yet)
If you do find something, please e-mail me. I'd like to know.



As to why people change things, there are many reasons.
A bad seat makes a good bike into a bad ride, for example.

Answer 5

I only wonder why right out of the gate, a NEW Harley owner wants to *customize* their bike. Ride the damn thing, do custom work later