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Kenosha, Wisconsin, US

Kenosha, Wisconsin, US
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Chrome Front End Kit - FLSTF and FLSTFB Models
The front forks on a Harley-Davidson® motorcycle set the tone for the bike, and can lead the way to a full-bore custom statement. So start customizing by adding chrome where it will have the most noticeable impact on the overall look of the bike, your front end. This package includes components necessary to completely chrome the front forks and includes some or all of the following (Kit components vary depending on your model): Chrome Fork Sliders, Chrome Fork Axle Retainer Nut Kit, Oil Seals, Chrome Fork Slider Drain Screw Kit, Classic Chrome Front Axle Nut Cover Kit, and Chrome Upper Fork Nut Covers. Chrome Front End Package price does not include labor or supplies.
46501-08
Fits '08-later FLSTF models.
CHROME FRONT END PACKAGE, FLST


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