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does anyone know how they fasten/install ...i've bought a few harley accessories and took them back off because i didn't like the way they fastened (harley script battery trim- uses 3m tape, chrome slider covers- uses a tiny machine screw that forces them to be crooked).... so was just wondering before i bought them
I have the chrome trim rings with the smoked lens with amber bulbs. You must push on the lens to snap them in place, not the chrome ring. Once you realize this it takes just a few seconds to install. The lens themselves has the catches on them to hold it place. In two years and 8500 miles not one problem.
does anyone know how they fasten/install ...i've bought a few harley accessories and took them back off because i didn't like the way they fastened (harley script battery trim- uses 3m tape, chrome slider covers- uses a tiny machine screw that forces them to be crooked).... so was just wondering before i bought them
I hear that!! A lot of the stuff the MoCo sells is crap. You seen the Dyna front turn signal re-locator. Loks like something created by a bunch of trained monkeys.
i know Sammi...it's probably good stuff...but with the way these things vibrate...and with all the treacherous roads up here in new england, i just didn't want to take a chance.... i mean, it's good quality stuff... but they could have found a better way to fasten like the solid chrome one with nuts and bolts ....and to hell with those chrome billet slider covers... again, really nice piece of work...but the stock ones fasten better and look better on the chrome lowers...
this is just my opinion.... and thanks guys, for letting me know how these trim rings fasten!
oh, and indeed...that relocation kit is horrendous.... i ditched it and bought kury clamps with a 3/4 in spacer and a few jam nuts and it looks a hundred times better
I've got a pair of the smoked lenses with chrome trim for the rear. Here is the listing on HD's website:
69753-04 Smoked Lenses with Amber Bulbs, Rear.
Fits all models equipped with rear bullet style turn signals (except VRSCâ˘, XL1200N and models equipped with Auxiliary Turn Signal Brake Light Kit P/Ns 69465-06, 69463-06 or 69462-06A).
I'll sell them for $16.00 including shipping. All you need to do is buy $4.00 worth of amber bulbs and you have the same thing Harley sells for $32.95.
I've got the smoked lenses w/visor trim rings (see gallery for pics) and they install the same as mentioned above - just push/snap - 5 seconds each. Although I have to admit the trim rings seem to be made out of cheap plastic, but so far they've held up. Wouldn't want to keep taking them on and off a lot though.
Have to disagree about longevity of double-sided tape - used the heavy duty automotive 3M stuff a lot on my bike and hot rods and it holds up thru rain, sun, snow, car washes, rutted dirt roads, pot holed secondary roads .. well, you know, New England stuff!
I'm new to Harley's and so far, I'm surprised at the number of plastic chrome parts. For example, the turn signal visors, "live to ride, ride to live" air cleaner insert, caliper inserts, etc... are all plastic. WTF?
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