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Overall what’s the opinion of Advanblack products? Color match ? Latches and materials and the like ? I’m thinking of bags and a chopped tour pad all in Vivid Black. What say you ?
I've had several of their products in the past and currently have a set of their Rushmore style lower fairings. Paint match was excellent and the quality is very good. A much better price that Harley demands
I've had several of their products in the past and currently have a set of their Rushmore style lower fairings. Paint match was excellent and the quality is very good. A much better price that Harley demands
Thanks Gunny I’m going to give them a shout I think they give Veterans a discount and figure out what I’m going to order much appreciated and thanks for your service brother!
The products that I have used are fair/good, but customer service is nonexistent. I bought a set of their speaker bag lids and parts were missing. I ended up fabricating what I needed because they wouldn't answer the phone or return voice mails. Roll the dice or look elsewhere.
in vivid black, i would skip advanblack and go straight to amazon. you can find the same thing there for a whole lot cheaper.
i bought amazon (tcmt brand) lowers for my bike. $105. i bought advanblack lowers for the wife's bike in industrial grey denim. $500. after comparing them, they were the exact same thing. basically, i paid extra for the paint job. industrial grey denim is not available on amazon.
these are my lowers that i bought over 5 years ago. i know you didn't ask about lowers, but i would bet the tourpacks are the same also. in checking ab website, the chopped tourpack for 2014 and newer is $704. that includes the backrest pad. the amazon version is $259. including backrest pad, and mounting rack. regardless of which way you go, i would suggest junking the hardware that comes on them and replacing with good, high quality hardware.
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Advanblack quality?
