Wide Glide Conversion Kit Sportster 39mm Fork Triple Trees Axle Chopper Bobber on 2040-parts.com
Keokuk, Iowa, US
This is a wide glide conversion kit for sportsters or dynas originally equipped with 39mm narrow glides. This kit includes conversion triple trees, a wider conversion axle and spacer, a brake rotor spacer, a head light mount adapter, and associated hardware. This is everything you need to do the swap, other than wide glide style fork caps. These components are in good condition with nice bright chrome. They are however used and have evidence of such. International buyers welcome. Thanks!
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