Any seen or heard of such an animal. Looking at left side of trike and "I" thought it would look good.
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Chrome parking brake pedal
Any seen or heard of such an animal. Looking at left side of trike and "I" thought it would look good.
Take it off & get it chromed.
2017 Harley Davidson Freewheeler (107 cu.in. vivid black).
Chrome
I've got a place to send it which is less that 70 miles from me, near the York HD plant. I was asking, if anyone knew, of a parts catalogue like j&p, Dennis kirk, custom chrome etc that already had the part. If I decide to trade up on trike models i like to keep some of my investment.
I've never seen 1 anywhere. You won't like my answer in the other forum either.Originally Posted by Tucci
2017 Harley Davidson Freewheeler (107 cu.in. vivid black).
Chrome
Posted it on both . Freewheeler has been at 814 posts for over a week, while tri glide is over 2500 posts. Wasn't sure where I would get a quicker response. Just found this site 9/23/ this year so I do not know all the intricacies of the posts. Worked on old stuff, New hd bikes, trikes are a learning curve. Have gotten good info, far better than both manuals.
Last edited by Tucci; 10-21-2018 at 08:27 PM. Reason: Addition to response
It is not a big disassembly project. I am getting the assembly chromed after the master cylinder bracket is fabricated and integrated for my foot clutch.
I like chrome, hate cleaning it
As dirty as my assembly gets I would not chrome it JMO
Nuff Said," Were Burnin Daylight, Lets Ride"(Sober 37 years)
Current ride : 2021 FREEWHEELER M8, oldest ride 1960 FL
Yeah.... I get that... but this area could do with some shiny treatment so I figured (maybe like Tucci) that while I was messing with a clutch pedal, I might as well make it a shiny one
JMO, so don't hate me. I wouldn't want to draw attention to that hideous contraption. I wish mine was coated with invisibility.
Yeah... I know. It is like that goofy rear brake reservoir on the right hand front frame leg..... WTH! It is held on with hose clamps and tie wraps.... Think "Pa Kettle" was the chief engineer on that one.
I am going to use the base brake assembly as the platform for a clutch cylinder as I want a jockey shifter just because I want a jockey shifter like my old 47G Model Servicar.... So I figured since I blinged it all up with the chrome covers... might as well keep going....
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