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What are the best heat deflectors for a Heritage.
I see Dr Itch has those leather ones, do they dry up and get brittle after awhile?
And then there are the HD ones that are a hard plastic that seem to me could crack.
Looking for info from experience.
Thanks
Lefty
The Captain Itch leather ones work great. They conform to the contour very well after they heat up. Had them for several years/miles and no problems. The look good too.Easy on/easy off as well. Quality leather product you will not regret purchasing.
The Captain Itch leather ones here also. Not only do they work but they look good as well.
If you want to lose the heat than get rid of the stock exhaust pipes with the cats.
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