Seats and windshields for a 64
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Seats and windshields for a 64
Looking for sources for solo seats and windshields/mounting hardware. Is it best to go to the HD dealership or is there a better supplier? I see V-Twin seems to have all the parts. I also need to return my spotlight/turn signal brackets back to stock. Is this bracket part of the windshield system or is it separate? I see V-Twin lists two brackets, one which is two separate brackets and one which is a single bracket with a connecting bar under the headlight. Which is correct for a 1964 DuoGlide?
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Re: Seats and windshields for a 64
Panhead Jim!
It came with separate brackets, but there are variations of those.
Do you own a Parts Book?
....Cotten
It came with separate brackets, but there are variations of those.
Do you own a Parts Book?
....Cotten
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Re: Seats and windshields for a 64
Jim,
If you use the fitment info out of a catalog such as V-Twin you are just setting yourself up for frustration and excessive expense. Slow down and invest in a parts book that is the closest in year to your bike. As parts were superseded they are listed as going back to earlier models when in fact they are not correct. Remember, knowledge is your friend, and impatience your enemy!
Robbie
If you use the fitment info out of a catalog such as V-Twin you are just setting yourself up for frustration and excessive expense. Slow down and invest in a parts book that is the closest in year to your bike. As parts were superseded they are listed as going back to earlier models when in fact they are not correct. Remember, knowledge is your friend, and impatience your enemy!
Robbie
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Re: Seats and windshields for a 64
I figured as much. A parts book is definitely something I'll be getting soon. Also thought I would try and make a trip to Wheels Through Time, they have a nice stock '64 to look at.
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Re: Seats and windshields for a 64
Take some pictures, and post them here. We'll be looking forward to the WTT report.panhead_jim wrote:I figured as much. A parts book is definitely something I'll be getting soon. Also thought I would try and make a trip to Wheels Through Time, they have a nice stock '64 to look at.