Kuryakyn Chrome Forward Control 3" Extension Kit Harley Davidson Dyna 93-02 on 2040-parts.com
Downingtown, Pennsylvania, US
- Moves the stock Dyna Wide Glide controls a full 3" further forward
- Kit includes extension plates, countersunk trim plates, linkages and all necessary hardware
- All components are show-chromed
- Requires only basic hand tools to install
- For 93-02 FXDWG and any Dyna models using H-D forward controls ( OEM # 49080-93A )
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