New Hand Shields
#51
Yep. Just Google "hand guard turn signal" and you'll see there are many out there. The clamp on types, like the Tusk D-Flex, could be fitted to a Harley readily enough. Not being marketed for Harley's, the prices are a lot more reasonable.
#53
Another option for Hand protection
We ride in the cold a lot here in MN and I - like many riders - don't have a fairing. The windshield does not extend to coverage for my hands, and bulky gloves make it harder to shift. If you're all about utility, give the Desert Digits (for 'warm fingers') a look. http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/wind-deflectors/
#54
In my younger years I would have questioned it myself. As I get older, I have realized that functionality trumps style. I have heated grips on my Limited. I use the **** out of them when its cold. They came in handy when it was 29 degrees and snowing the day I picked up my bike.
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