Harley-Davidson Rocker C Parts & Accessories

Rocker C parts: the seat and rider pegs need their own check

The Rocker C's fold-out passenger pillion is part of its factory Trick seat: the pad and supporting struts stow beneath the rider cushion. That is a different starting point from the plain Rocker's solo seat. Check which arrangement is still on your bike before shopping, and use the Rocker page if your code is FXCW.

A seat pad does not replace the Trick seat

Circulator 51076-10 is a removable pad for an existing seat, even though it appears among the seat accessories. It does not supply a seat base, passenger supports or a Rocker-to-Rocker-C conversion. It fastens with an under-seat strap, so check that the strap can sit securely without fouling the C's moving seat parts. Read the Circulator pad listing as a comfort accessory, not a replacement saddle.

Rider fitment is different from passenger fitment

Kahuna footpegs 50501148 illustrate the trap: their rider-position fitment specifically excludes FXCW and FXCWC. Seeing a peg listed for the bike does not mean it belongs on the forward controls. Brass pegs 50500482 explicitly cover the Rocker's rider position and come as a left-and-right pair with wear tips. The brass develops a patina, so choose them for a finish that changes with use. Start with these Rocker-fit rider pegs.

For the adjacent shift lever, chrome billet 34539-00 fits both Rocker codes and includes its mounting hardware. The toe peg is separate. Pair the billet shift lever with the separately sold Willie G Skull shifter peg 34689-04; replacing the lever does not move the controls.

A side stand you can find with your boot

Ergo Jiffy Stand 50000091 replaces the original stand and adds a ball-ended tab to help you locate it. It includes the bumper, bushing and mounting hardware. It is excluded with Defiance footboards, Burst footboards and Rider Running Boards 50500158, so check any changes already made to your controls before choosing the replacement stand.