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The Harley ones are pretty ugly compared to the Kurikan ones. You want the Smoked ones. They look really good, and they work great!! The Kurikan's are really easy to install as well. When I installed mine, I looked at my watch as I walked into the garage...opend the package, read the instructions, removed the seat and installed them...put the seat back on and as I walked into the house looked at my watch again....it was 9 minutes. That's easy!!!
+1 on the Kury's. The HD and RJ's are probably just as good or maybe even better, I wouldn't know. But I have the Kury smoked chrome shields on my Road Glide and they look great and function well - a definite decrease in heat on my thigh in the summer.
RJ Originals for me and I think it took about 10 minutes to install them. They work great and look better. You won't believe how great they work until you try them. RJ - you Da Man!
RJ Originals for me and I think it took about 10 minutes to install them. They work great and look better. You won't believe how great they work until you try them. RJ - you Da Man!
I agree with Shrink on this. The RJ Originals look like they came on the bike and work great!!
I have the Kury smoked and they were great......... until I got my Mustang Solo. My original seat had sapce under it and the fit was great. The fit of the new seat is so tight, but perfect, that the smoked shields wont fit under the seat correctly anymore. I'm going to have to cut the tops off and use adheasive tape to mount them on the sides only. It will work but I'm **** about my bike..........
So did you change your seat? If it's stock I'd recommend the Kury's. They work great and are easy to install.
Last edited by Yachtman; Nov 30, 2008 at 03:33 PM.
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