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  • Fender Trim

    I'm looking to purchase a set of these fender trim rails seen in the image.
    IMG_20220118_174017108~2.jpg

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    That does look good, Duke. I have that set but I have the same rear fender trim intention as you. My problem is they need to be re-chromed. I believe the stanchions are the same as the optional bling used on instrument panel covers which I think is being reproduced. The rod is simple 1/4" round CRS. Chroming is the absurdly expensive part.
    Eric Smith
    AMCA #886

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    • #3
      The photo is from my 1957 I restored years ago. I'm looking for a set for my 1950 FL now.

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      • #4
        Duke, there's a bunch of them, long & short here on eBaY...*Good Luck.


        Harley KnuckleHead Rear Fender Trim for sale <-----------

        *M.A.D.*
        Last edited by JoJo357; Today, 03:31 PM.

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        • #5
          I found this on the V-Twin site. I will probably buy from them before paying twice that amount to have my originals chromed.

          https://www2.vtwinmfg.com/classic_pr...-rail-kit.html

          Eric Smith
          AMCA #886

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          • #6
            Be aware that some of the aftermarket and OEM pieces do not interchange, slight diameter differences, different stud size, etc. They came with either 4 or 5 stanchions depending on the saddlebag plates. They also were commonly used as top of fender trim which doubled as luggage attachment points. See the front fender on my wife's 47WL.
            Tamara 47 45.jpg
            Last edited by Rubone; Today, 08:12 PM.
            Robbie Knight Amca #2736

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