Harley Davidson Dresser Engine Guard on 2040-parts.com
Windsor, Colorado, US
Harley Davidson Engine Guard. I'm not sure of the exact fitment of this, but I have a '97 Electraglide & it looks like it should fit it correctly on a rubber mount dresser frame. It was on a softail when we bought that & it didn't fit right on the softail for sure, so I removed it. The chrome is in good shape. The frame tabs may have a little bend to them as they were forced onto the softail.
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