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Interesting. This is what I see on an iMac running Safari. @DK Custom I just placed an order about an hour ago. Black kit. Color wasnt an option below, but I put it in the notes of the order.
Interesting. This is what I see on an iMac running Safari. @DK Custom I just placed an order about an hour ago. Black kit. Color wasnt an option below, but I put it in the notes of the order.
There are two options on our website.
One for all Black, which can be seen at this LINK. By default, all items are black, there is no drop down to choose color.
The other one is for a Machine Cut Finish, which can be seen at this LINK. The main oil filter mount is a Machine Cut finish, which has no coating on it, and can be polished to a mirror finish. This is pictured below.
When ordering the Machine Cut Finish version, there is a drop down to choose a black or MCF Adapter plate (the piece that goes on the engine where the oil filter used to go). As you can see in the photo above, they have a MCF oil filter mount, which they polished up, but they chose a black adapter that "disappears" against the black engine case.
You chose the first option, which is all black, which is why you did not see a drop down for the color of the adapter plate.
Thank you for your business, I believe you will be well pleased with this set-up.
I've been on forums that only allow praise of their vendors. Its not a good thing for the consumer. The owners of DK seem like good guys that love motorcycles. That doesn't mean I'll like every product they have or agree with everything they say.
Sharing your negative experience with a product, a negative review, or not recommending it based on your personal experience is not vendor bashing. Rounders' earlier posts were deleted because of an absence of those things, their one and only intent being to cast DK in a negative light using terms like 'stupid'.
One for all Black, which can be seen at this LINK. By default, all items are black, there is no drop down to choose color.
The other one is for a Machine Cut Finish, which can be seen at this LINK. The main oil filter mount is a Machine Cut finish, which has no coating on it, and can be polished to a mirror finish. This is pictured below.
When ordering the Machine Cut Finish version, there is a drop down to choose a black or MCF Adapter plate (the piece that goes on the engine where the oil filter used to go). As you can see in the photo above, they have a MCF oil filter mount, which they polished up, but they chose a black adapter that "disappears" against the black engine case.
You chose the first option, which is all black, which is why you did not see a drop down for the color of the adapter plate.
Thank you for your business, I believe you will be well pleased with this set-up.
Thanks Kevin. Always been pleased with both the products and the service. Ill probably be ordering some more 13 Bitubo rear shocks soon. Third set.
Sharing your negative experience with a product, a negative review, or not recommending it based on your personal experience is not vendor bashing. Rounders' earlier posts were deleted because of an absence of those things, their one and only intent being to cast DK in a negative light using terms like 'stupid'.
Your gonna really like this kit, I ended up selling my kit to a forum member, It wouldn't work when i went to bung king crash bars.
Just a heads up though make sure you measure your hose length just right because once you put the hose on the fittings
Your not getting them off without cutting them off, Ask me how i know.
@DK Custom
Kevin, I think I ordered the wrong kit. Looks like I ordered the one for the trike instead of a 2 wheel Ultra Classic.
DK-CNC-OFR-TRI-1
DK-OF-ADP-B
I sent you a PM with my order number.
If the parts are interchangeable then let it go, but if they are not then let me know what I need to do to correct it, or cancel it or what ever needs to be done.
Thanks in advance,
Last edited by Mongo1958; Mar 2, 2024 at 07:13 PM.
Your gonna really like this kit, I ended up selling my kit to a forum member, It wouldn't work when i went to bung king crash bars.
Just a heads up though make sure you measure your hose length just right because once you put the hose on the fittings
Your not getting them off without cutting them off, Ask me how i know.
Could you share more info on the hose? Is it one long piece with no fittings installed and you make two hoses and install four fittings? I really like the industrial look of their kit and it will go great on my 04 Twinkie Road King Classic.
Thanks for the tip also, that's important to know. Measure twice cut once lol.
Could you share more info on the hose? Is it one long piece with no fittings installed and you make two hoses and install four fittings? I really like the industrial look of their kit and it will go great on my 04 Twinkie Road King Classic.
Thanks for the tip also, that's important to know. Measure twice cut once lol.
Yes just one piece of hose you cut to length and add the parker push lock fittings.
They don't send much extra for mistakes, They do sell extra but i think it's $30.00 Extra cost.
You don't have to use the hose that comes with it though if you need more,
I think it's rated at 300psi Don't think you have to worry about that.
At least this is the way it used to be i have bought two kits from them in the past.
They used to offer it in raw aluminum finish also but now just black.
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