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I purchased a set of heat deflectors yesterday and installed them last night on my 2007 SG. What a goat screw. HD could have developed a system that was easier than screwin a monkey.
Are you talking the mid frame heat deflectors that are a pia to put on and don't work very well? I wish I'd known you wanted them. I have a set I took off my wifes 2010 SG Trike I'd given you, just pay shipping. If you want heat deflectors that work, get Captain Itches Crotch Coolers. Now they work! Don't have to bolt them on either.
Are you talking the mid frame heat deflectors that are a pia to put on and don't work very well? I wish I'd known you wanted them. I have a set I took off my wifes 2010 SG Trike I'd given you, just pay shipping. If you want heat deflectors that work, get Captain Itches Crotch Coolers. Now they work! Don't have to bolt them on either.
Ive been manufacturing my heat deflectors since August 2002. Longer than any one out there. There's no need to bolt my product on. Besides, any added product should blend with the bikes looks and not stand out as a distraction or an add-on. I would like to see someone post a picture of their deflectors on their bike thats been on there for a while. Anything new,... will look new. But how does a product look after it's been on there for a few years and more? A quick fix is one thing, but as for a fix that has outlasted anything else. Now that's saying something.
I have to agree with you. You also have a nice looking heat deflector. I also think these will last and look good for years.
Originally Posted by zoood
Ive been manufacturing my heat deflectors since August 2002. Longer than any one out there. There's no need to bolt my product on. Besides, any added product should blend with the bikes looks and not stand out as a distraction or an add-on. I would like to see someone post a picture of their deflectors on their bike thats been on there for a while. Anything new,... will look new. But how does a product look after it's been on there for a few years and more? A quick fix is one thing, but as for a fix that has outlasted anything else. Now that's saying something.
[QUOTE=zoood;7344237]Ive been manufacturing my heat deflectors since August 2002. Longer than any one out there. There's no need to bolt my product on. Besides, any added product should blend with the bikes looks and not stand out as a distraction or an add-on. I would like to see someone post a picture of their deflectors on their bike thats been on there for a while. Anything new,... will look new. But how does a product look after it's been on there for a few years and more? A quick fix is one thing, but as for a fix that has outlasted anything else. Now that's saying something.
I got these 07 2008. I know I need to clean my bike.
Had my RJ's on for over three years now and they still look new.
However due to taking them off and on for service and cleaning the velcro is getting a little worn (hint, hint)
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