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They are pretty easy to install.........depending on your wrenching ablity, I would say I am at a middle level of wrenching, with manual Four bolts on the neck, couple of bolts per switch housing and clamps. I would say get a service manual to assist with the connect of the new throttle cables, bleeding the new brake line and reconnecting the new clutch cable, if you have not done it before, best $50 bucks you can spend, safe alot of $$ due to HD's labor costs.
It took me a few hours, bleeding the brakes and adjusting the throttle cables took the most time for me
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