About this product
OVERVIEW
This chrome-finished turn signal mounting bar provides a direct rear extension for relocating lighting hardware on classic flat-frame Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Precision-formed and plated steel construction delivers lasting corrosion resistance while maintaining rigid alignment under road feedback.
ENGINEERING & PERFORMANCE
Reinforced mounting tabs distribute electrical bracket weight evenly, preventing sag or misalignment during prolonged highway cruising. Standardized hole spacing eliminates custom fabrication, allowing straight bolt-on installation that preserves factory frame integrity. Resistant components withstand temperature swings and high-frequency vibrations common in vintage cruiser applications.
KEY FEATURES
- Chrome turn signal mount rear bar crafted from steel
- Overall bar length measures 12-7/8 inches
- End-to-end distance spans 12-3/4 inches
- Front and rear mounting holes set 1-3/8 inches center to center
- Mid-mount openings spaced 5-1/4 inches center to center
- Bolt-on hardware configuration for straightforward retrofitting
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Part Name: Chrome Turn Signal Mount Rear Bar
- Part Type: Hardware / Lighting Mount
- Material: Steel with Chrome Plating
- Supported Years: 1974–1984
- Compatible Harley Trims: Electra Glide, Sport, Tour Glide, Shovelhead
FITMENT
- Historic FL Flat Frame Lineages (1974–1984)
WHY HARLEY RIDERS CHOOSE THIS
Restoration specialists and weekend builders rely on this mounting bar because it solves the common problem of stretched wiring and uneven signal placement on vintage platforms. The heavy-gauge steel substrate absorbs road shock without fatiguing, keeping electrical connections secure across thousands of miles. Direct-replacement dimensions simplify workshop procedures, delivering period-accurate geometry on classic FL-series chassis without aftermarket adjustments.
FITS
FL 1974-1984
Description supplied by JT Cycle & ATV through its current Shopify listing. Product, performance, and health claims are the seller’s and have not been independently verified by StorkScout.
