Kuryakyn Chrome Engine Covers Yes or NO?

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Mar 15, 2010 | 10:31 AM

#11

frenchbiker

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From: The Burgh

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Originally Posted by keltonkrew

I just put the HD inner cover and starter cover on my bike. dressed it up real nice.

You have a pic of the starter cover mounted on your bike? If you have one could you email it to me? frenchbiker@gmail.com

Thanks

Mar 15, 2010 | 10:37 AM

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keltonkrew

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From: Riverside, TX

Quote:

Originally Posted by frenchbiker

You have a pic of the starter cover mounted on your bike? If you have one could you email it to me? frenchbiker@gmail.com

Thanks

just answered your PM with a link to the pics

Mar 15, 2010 | 10:55 AM

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strtarrow

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From: NW NC

The only thing I have from Kuryakyn are the front and mid frame covers and no problem with the quality and think they look great (not about to chrome out my frame). As far as anything that covers any motor parts, and I mean stuff that lays on top of an existing part IMO is just a place to trap water, condensation, whatever and stay away from it. And trust me, I am a chrome freak....

Mar 15, 2010 | 11:01 AM

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cromagnon

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From: Chesterfield, VA

I've got the inner primary cover on mine. It is of good quality metal and the chrome is high quality also. Most of the Kuryakyn stuff I've seen is not chrome covered plastic. It's the real deal.

Mar 15, 2010 | 11:19 AM

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hogbutt

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I know I've heard the claims that these covers will inhibit any heat escaping, which makes sense, but does anyone know of anyone who's had a heat issue becoz of these covers ? Just curious.