49mm Wide Glide Triple Tree Conversion Kit For '92-'99 Harley Dyna Models on 2040-parts.com
Dixon, California, US
Here is a brand new, factory sealed 49mm Wide Glide triple tree conversion kit for 1992-1999 Harley Dyna SINGLE DISC models. Converts your narrow glide front end to wide glide....also lets you install the newer, beefier 49mm fork tubes. Made in U.S.A. by Custom Cycle Engineering out of polished and chrome plated 6061 T-6 aluminum. Kit includes triple trees, fork stem bolt and washer, internal fork stop kit, stem nut cover, axle, disc spacer, and all necessary hardware. This kit has the provision for a BOTTOM MOUNT headlight. If you currently have a top mount headlight, you will need to convert it to a bottom mount style. Shipping is $25.00 in the U.S......Thanks!
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