WTS - Soft Lowers (58525-95A)
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WTS - Soft Lowers (58525-95A) Turlock, CA
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Soft Lowers # 58525-95A
I got these because I Hated the Hard lowers but got tired of getting soaked and frozen in colder weather - Got these and really only used them once for Rain - Worked great - used them several times when its was COLD - also worked great. They will fit most any touring bike with Standard Harley engine guards - will NOT work with the Mustache type guards
Will work with Highway pegs.
Harley actually does not use this part number any longer - they have come up with a different type?? sells for $89
here is a link showing how they look on a bike
$50 shipped to 48 states
https://www.google.com/search?q=harl...FY87iAodoG4DDQ
The two pictures I have posted are of the ones I have for sale...
Like new condition - no tears - fabric is still very strong- will last you for years to come
fit nice and snug on your engine guards.
They have been stored in my closet
Keep your legs dry and warm this winter for a fraction of the cost of Hard lowers and they come off in a 'snap'
Soft Lowers # 58525-95A
I got these because I Hated the Hard lowers but got tired of getting soaked and frozen in colder weather - Got these and really only used them once for Rain - Worked great - used them several times when its was COLD - also worked great. They will fit most any touring bike with Standard Harley engine guards - will NOT work with the Mustache type guards
Will work with Highway pegs.
Harley actually does not use this part number any longer - they have come up with a different type?? sells for $89
here is a link showing how they look on a bike
$50 shipped to 48 states
https://www.google.com/search?q=harl...FY87iAodoG4DDQ
The two pictures I have posted are of the ones I have for sale...
Like new condition - no tears - fabric is still very strong- will last you for years to come
fit nice and snug on your engine guards.
They have been stored in my closet
Keep your legs dry and warm this winter for a fraction of the cost of Hard lowers and they come off in a 'snap'
Last edited by harley0711; Oct 12, 2015 at 01:01 PM.
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as stated in the first post - will fit with highway pegs - this design by HD does NOT have a zipper - just something to break overtime,,, if you look outboard of the straps, you will see an area that is a little different that the rest of the seam - this is where the pegs go through, nice neat area, manufactured to allow pegs, seamed and strong
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Here is a 'selfie' of the lowers trying to show the spot where the highway pegs would go thru - This spot was manufactured for the highway pegs - seamed and strong - I never ran pegs and didn't even know it was there until it was pointed out to me, lol - It was asked if that area had a 'zipper'? I would think a zipper in the open like that would just be a problem - either brake or never work right? anyway, I am home alone and this was the fastest way to answer the question.
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