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1990s Harley-Davidson Dyna Wide Glide (FXDWG) Valuation Report

Date: August 2025

Historical Overview

The Dyna Wide Glide (FXDWG) was the radical-chopper look within Harley’s 1990s Dyna family, pairing the Big Twin chassis with a raked front end, wire front wheel and signature styling. UK-market 1990s examples split between the Evo 1340 (most of the decade) and the first Twin Cam 88 in 1999. Clean, largely stock bikes with history are the strongest sellers.

UK Valuation Summary (by condition and variant)

Condition	Evo 1340 (1993–1998)	Twin Cam 88 (1999)	Example External Source (non-link reference)
Project / Restoration Non-runner or incomplete; likely needs engine/brake service, tyres, paint or trim. Evo parts supply is strong.	£2,800 – £4,000	£3,500 – £5,000	eBay UK completed results; The Saleroom – multi-house summaries
Roadworthy / Presentable Running, MOT’d and usable; age-related wear acceptable; mild period mods; paperwork present.	£4,200 – £6,200	£5,500 – £7,500	Iconic Auctioneers – 1995 FXDWG sold c.£4,838; H&H Classics – 1999 FXDWG sold £6,440
Restored / Excellent Very original survivor or high-standard restoration; matching numbers; factory paint/trim; strong history file.	£6,500 – £8,500	£7,800 – £9,500	Bonhams – UK Harley Dyna results; Car & Classic – sold listings

Notes: Ranges reflect verified UK sold results. Example data points include a 1995 FXDWG at Iconic Auctioneers (~£4.8k, roadworthy) and a 1999 FXDWG at H&H Classics (£6,440). Dealer asks and international sales were considered only as context and not used directly for the bands.

Value Influencing Factors

• Engine & year: 1999 Twin Cam 88s carry a mild premium over most Evo 1340s.
• Originality: OEM pipes, fenders, bars and paint schemes help; chopped frames or heavy customisation cap values unless reversible with OEM parts included.
• Mileage & provenance: Lower miles with V5C, invoices and MOT trail reduce buyer risk and raise prices.
• Condition: Chrome pitting, tank/fender dings and tired seats drag results down; tidy cosmetics lift them.
• Venue & timing: Spring/early summer UK auctions and well-photographed online listings typically achieve stronger outcomes.

Conclusion

For UK sales, Evo 1340 (’93–’98) Wide Glides in good running order typically achieve £4.2k–£6.2k, with excellent, very original examples at £6.5k–£8.5k. The 1999 Twin Cam 88 generally sits higher: riders at £5.5k–£7.5k and top examples around £7.8k–£9.5k. Originality, history and clean presentation push any bike to the top end.

Source attribution (non-link references): Iconic Auctioneers – 1995 FXDWG sold; H&H Classics – 1999 FXDWG sold (£6,440); Bonhams – UK Harley Dyna results; The Saleroom – multi-house archives; Car & Classic – UK sold listings; eBay UK completed results.

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