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Mine wereMSRP about 649 and yes, 20% makes it much better. My dealer gave me 18% so good enough. Price went up when 2014 catalog came out. Point was, $499 previously posted is MSRP for primed HD vented lowers.
Yes thats what I was thinking...if get them when my SGS comes in the dealer will discount them but looks like I don't need to make my decision right away if surdyke sells em for 520
Bought a set of Ebay for 129.00, picked up the mounting kit for $40.00 and painted. The set works great, is secure and vent doors were secured with 3/16" rubber washers to keep them where I wanted them. Considering adding silver accent to match the 03 Anniversary color on the EGC. Otherwise was a good investment and absent the Harley emblem can't tell the difference from the $400-$500.00 set.
BIGSKYHD - do you have the link to the one's you purchased? I am very interested in getting some and would like to see some pics of the one's you have mounted. I have been looking at the one's on ebay because I would only use them short term and take them off for warmer weather riding.
Lowers:........................................... ..............$139.00
Mounting Hardware (from HD Dealer)...................$ 31.00
Paint (PPG, Painting myself)...............................$ 85.00 - base coat only, I have clear coat left from when I painted my daughters fender. I will have enough to do my inner fairing as well + have some left for touch up
Total:............................................ .................$255.00 Total for color matched lowers, 1/2 the price of discount dealers, Plus I get to do my inner on this tab.
Last edited by steelerdude1; Oct 26, 2013 at 10:22 PM.
I really like my lowers. Mine have never been off. They don't seem to bother me in the summertime and they sure are nice in the rain and the wintertime. The vents always work themselves closed so I haven't opened them for 4 yrs.
The only thing I don't like about them is that they catch a lot of bugs and rocks. They've got dings everywhere and they're starting to look a little crappy but so is the rest of the bike. Maybe I'll get the whole thing painted someday.
I did put a set of lowers on and They have NEVER been off!
They cool the motor, protect you from foul weather, keep your jeans from riding up your leg, hold extra gear, complete the finish look of your bike, (at least to me) and with all honesty mine are not hot during the summer with them on.
(Proper tune) if I do get a little warm, I put my boots on the highway pegs.
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