41mm Chrome Billet Forks Fork Legs Harley Fxdwg Wide Glide Dyna 1993 Thru 1999 on 2040-parts.com
Walford, Iowa, US
FORK SLIDER - Part Number 117-31
Complete Softail style billet fork sliders feature the same quality parts as the above assemblies minus the chrome plated triple trees. Completely assembled. Note: Fork tubes are 1984 and later Softail style, stock length (24.5"). Brake application is 1984 thru 1999 single or dual disk caliper style. Special features include: Chrome plated lower legs, 1984 & later FXST style tube assemblies, convertible style legs for both single or dual disc brakes, flush mount style axle and hardware, and billet block off plates hiding damper screw holes.
Billet w/ Smooth Lower Legs 1987 1988 1989 1990
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