I installed my Bitubo’s and notice a difference from the stock HD “hand adjustables” but I wasn’t blown away. I can tell there’s a greater amount of travel but the ride itself is still pretty stiff at the moment. They’ll need some fine tuning but I’m going to put 750-1k miles on them before making any adjustments. This way I know they’re “broke in” first.

The people at DK Custom are real riders who come up with this stuff after finding a real need for it. Stuff like Trike Rear Wheel Axle Bearing Retaining Plates, and the Oil Filter Relocation Kit. Simple **** that works and does something that Harley should have done to begin with, or fixes a designed in screw up that Harley designed into their rides. I’ve purchased a set of the Bearing Plates for the day my 2016 Trike needs them, and plan on getting the Relocation Kit/Cooling Kit as soon as I can do it without the wife catching me spending the money (or I sell my S&W Model 29 44Mag that’s framed on the wall, which ever comes first).

Followup note: Ordered my Oil Filter Relocation Kit And Oil Cooler Kit yesterday. Dawn at DK Custom is going to hold off mailing them to me until the end of July as I will be out of town until then. That brings up the reason for this post: If every company was as easy, and as nice, and as good too deal with as the people at DK Custom the manufacturing industry in this country would be in absolutely great shape. They are the most professional, nicest, and customer oriented people you will ever deal with. Just buying from them makes you want to go back and buy something else from them because they treat you like family. It’s the kind of shopping experience you don’t get very often. I always end up feeling like I got the best deal of the day. If you are looking to improve your ride (and believe me when I say if you put anything they make on your ride it will be improved) then check them out.

Listen to my baby sing the song of her people (and blow your eardrum out at the same time)!
Honestly I wouldn’t know since I ordered and installed the Delux Kit from the beginning. I will tell you it’s easy as heck to install, took all of about an hour. (And I AM NOT the most mechanically inclined individual.) Their recommendation about using a shop towel to prop up the front of the tank after you unbolt the front was great - worked perfectly. You don’t have to undo any hoses at all (unless you have an older ride with the crossfeed). I honestly don’t think you’re going to have a fuel use problem, and if you think you might just get the Delux Kit - it’s worth the few bucks for the added cooling.