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I bought denim black lowers on Amazon for $112 and they are great, zero complaints. They look fantastic too. Someone else mentioned the vent lever doesn't open smoothly, but a little bit of aerosol lube does the trick.
Went with the OEM as Advan did not have my custom color (although Hogworkz did). Loving them but do wish the vent opening was a little bigger.
thats why you take off the blank plate and replace with the screen from the water cooled version. there is also a plate on the inside that you can remove that gets rid of a lot of obstruction. just don't do like some and 'cut out' the solid panel at the bottom of the lower. when you put the water cooled screens on there, they are solid on the bottom anyway so cutting that out does absolutely nothing.
thats why you take off the blank plate and replace with the screen from the water cooled version. there is also a plate on the inside that you can remove that gets rid of a lot of obstruction. just don't do like some and 'cut out' the solid panel at the bottom of the lower. when you put the water cooled screens on there, they are solid on the bottom anyway so cutting that out does absolutely nothing.
57100151 and 57100152 are the part numbers for the mesh screens. $12/ea from Surdyke (linked).
Went looking for lowers for my '19 RK, just couldn't pay the HD price for something I wasn't sure I wanted. Was looking at the Advant also but then went with the cheaper XFMT on Amazon 110.00 and lucky for me my bike is Vivid. Happy with them, yes you can tell they are the cost cutting items, but they work and look good too. I'm sure the HD's are much better quality but at a price. Live in SoCal so my winter is over and they are already off for the summer weather! Another reason why I didn't want to pay a lot .
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