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Oct 12, 2011 | 08:31 PM

#11

lionsm13

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From: Western South Dakota

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Originally Posted by stupid_rope

HD is much better. Besides, I hate supporting Kuryakyn and their junk

Yeah, me too.. Too bad many of both HD and Kuryakyn's items are made by the same manufacturer, just a different package, huh?
Geez, which one to support, made in china or made in china?

Oct 12, 2011 | 08:52 PM

#12

bagman1

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From: Bay Area

A bud had the Kury one, 1000 miles from home he thought his tranny went out because he couldnt shift coming off a pass, turns out the Kury brackets broke and lodged his shifter, ended up removing it on the side of the road. I would aim for the HD one, too many people I know having failure issues with Kury stuff.

Oct 12, 2011 | 09:29 PM

#13

CT-Bagger

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From: Rocky Hill, CT.

The HD unit and the Kury unit is the same part.
HD must buy them somewhere and it must be Kury.
Well made, nice chrome, no rattles or problems of any kind.

Oct 12, 2011 | 09:31 PM

#14

Lowcountry Joe

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From: Near Myrtle Beach, SC

Got the HD. Looks nice and stays tight. And don't we all like tight?

Oct 12, 2011 | 10:30 PM

#15

piesik650

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From: Frederick, CO

I did the inner primary replacement. took me 45 min to install and about $35 for gaskets for my 2011 road glide. mine you the part is expensive. but it looks killer.

Oct 12, 2011 | 11:28 PM

#16

booch

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I have the HD cover, no rattles and no "schmultz" easy to clean and looks pretty good.

Oct 13, 2011 | 02:04 AM

#17

Guntoter

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From: Central Illinois

A cover, while cheaper and easier to install, just isn't the same as a real chrome inner primary. If you are putting on a SE compensator, it's a great time to put on a chrome inner.

Oct 13, 2011 | 02:16 AM

#18

Eyespy

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From: Southern California High Desert, here and there....

Well, since nobody asked me, here's my opinion

I can't stand any of that fake cover crap, whoever makes it. If I want a part chrome, I will take off the real part and get it chromed. No offense to anyone that likes the fake covers on their scoot. If you like it, I think it's fine on your bike