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#536888 - 09/10/08 10:37 PM Can Anyone ID Thease Early Headlight Bars ??
oldwhizzer Member Registered: 10/20/05 Posts: 42	Thanks for your help! Attachments P1010605.JPG (94 downloads) P1010606.JPG (45 downloads)
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#538425 - 09/18/08 12:06 AM Re: Can Anyone ID Thease Early Headlight Bars ?? [Re: oldwhizzer]
hddennis Member Registered: 06/17/04 Posts: 169 Loc: Georgia	oldwhizzer, the top headlight bar looks identical to my 1917 Maxwell Model 25. My 1916 parts book carries the same part number for both years. It may fit earlier and later but I have no way of checking. Is it my imagination or are the two forks different widths? Howard Dennis
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