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I use the oil filter wrench with an extension. Fits into the tight spot and easy to use. I do not see that device fitting into the tight spot it needs to fit into. I imagine hand hand and the frame rail will fight for space and the frame will win.
Interesting concept. I see how it works, but I don't think there's enough room on the touring to get in there and have room to squeeze. Maybe other applications, but not my Street Glide!!
When I wrenched (past tense), bike or cage, I found the one with the RED arrow worked best for me. Thinner width for the rubber band that goes around the oil filter.
I had a metal one that worked a little diff but there wasn't enough maneuvering room.
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