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| The lights did not fit as well as they should, I had to use a heat gun to match the contour of the bags properly (3). The color of the lens do not match the OEM lens (3). Lights brightness (5). No instructions came with the lights kit. I work with electronics and install was not a problem for me, but a novice may be confused with out instructions (1). I should have asked the staff which of the light kits that are available match the OEM lights the closests. So that is why I gave these lights an aveage rating of a 3. |
| Very nice item.Really dresses bike up.You might also want to purchase fairing intakes also.The two items go very good together.Very easy to put on.Does require 12 hours drying time for silicon,but worth the wait. |
| As allways,chrome really dresses bike up.Requires a little shaping too fit but a very nice add on. |
| Nice add on. Looks very nice.Easy installation.Rubber key pad is very nice also. |
| Awesome product, easy to install works great. On the 2006 models the harness makes the inside light the blinker, I just switched the sockets around in the tail lamp assembley and now the blinker is on the outside of the assembly. |
| I’ve had several plastic/metal combinations cup holders in the past. Each have broke in some fashion. This is SOLID. Even the slide that opens up the drink hole in the lid is well built. The chrome looks great. This last ride north, another rider hit a bump and his plastic holder snapped off. It looked solid and was a good brand, but the jug and holder now lies on the freeway of Los Angeles. This holder is so much a part of the bike, it suffered no ill effect. It holds less than the larger jugs, but it holds enough to wet the whistle between stops, which works great for me. It keeps the ice from melting too! Purchasing this one good one looks better on the bike and costs less than occasionally buying replacement cheaper ones. |
| Looks great installed. It uses the two lower screws from faring pocket, so it is very secure. I had to grind/file a little off where the show chrome met the faring to the inside of the pocket area. Tighting the screws the way it came would have pushed a sharp edge into the plastic of the faring and would have caused damage over time. Easy fix. I am very happy with the results. I would advise using tread lock on four screws that hold each panel on. A friend has these and lost most the chrome screw nuts. The wind wings work very well and stay where you adjust them to. I am very happy with them. They look much better on the bike then in the picture. |
| I have had this brand of flag poles, they always make contact with the antenna making noise, they also come a loose all the time. I loss my flag pole on I-30 headed east if someone find it send it to me thank's I'll never buy this brand again you can bet your bottom dollar on that word. |
| Nice add on to the wheel area. Make sure you read the instructions and have IDed the different screws and what washers belong to what. If you are not machanical like me that can make you spend a lot of time figuring that out. Should not take you more then 20mins per side if you know what your doing... |
| Was easy to install and look wonderful. Read the directions and take your time. What a great addition to the side of the bike and my partner loves them. |
| Well, I like them. I had a Markland setup on my 81 Interstate and got used to boards with a heel/toe shifter. Markland doesn't make them anymore so, I went with Kuryakyn. From what I've read, they might not be perfect but, they're the best out there. They fold up nicely to get to the side stand. |
| I had this installed by the dealer with the risers when I bought the bike. I also got the Kuryakyn Conv. luggage rack bag. Nice set up but, pretty heavy on the trunk lid when the bag is loaded. Be gentle when opening the trunk lid as it rests on the hinges in the fully opened position. Nice "beefy" rack but, I thought the chrome job could have been better. |