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I have a friend with the kuryakyn brand heat deflectors on his 04 egc and he swears by them. I have never ridden his bike so I can't give you a personal opinion. Britt
rjsoriginals.com best money I spent in a long time. They look and work great and RJ is an American made product produced and sold by veterans. Don't get much better than that
do a search here. You will find that RJs are the way to go. Unlike the others (HD/Kury/Shamrock) they actually work, fit and look great. A quality product that made all the difference in my '07 UC for me and the passenger. RJ is a fellow biker and forum member who is a great guy to deal with.
If ya got a Dresser RJ's ORIGNALS is the ONLY WAY TO GO!!! They WORK GREAT!!! http://http://www.rjsoriginals.com/
I don't think he makes them for a ST but you can call and ask.... He's great guy to just talk at...
If not then ya might look here... http://coolthighs.com
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