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[Mr. Wizard]

This is a set of RJ's (No more fried thighs) mid frame deflectors. I originally thought about the beauty it would hide on the ConV or there would be damage to the painted oil tank... the wifey had her doubts too. RJ makes a great product, no doubt, and has made sure no paint damage will be had. I've heard of his deflectors sitting on an exhaust pipe for more than a year with no melting of his product or damage to the bike. A police bike to be exact and when RJ saw them we went to adjust them but was told not to... the LEO liked it that way. These deflectors will outlast the bike.

We put them on due to the 90+* heat we've been suffering lately. Just got to say they really do work well and look just as nice. The heat coming up from the exhaust and rear jug is all but eliminated.

Great job RJ.    http://www.rjsoriginals.com/

[MikeV]

Looks nice Wiz what did that co$t ya?. Was it very involved putting them on? I could see using those during the summer months and taking them off in the spring / fall.

MikeV

[Mr. Wizard]

Looks nice Wiz what did that co$t ya?. Was it very involved putting them on? I could see using those during the summer months and taking them off in the spring / fall.

MikeV

Mike

Only takes a few minutes to install. They are not expensive but just a little more in cost than the plastic stuff that HD sells for the touring bikes. Speaking of which... I removed the HD ones from the SESG. They packed super heated air under my seat and roasted the chestnuts. These allow the air to flow to the back instead of scooping and holding it. I've already discussed getting them for the SESG and tossing the HD's in the garbage where they belong. (sounds like sumpting I would do huh?)

If you want to check them out use that link, the price is on the front page then send them an email. There are several styles and since they are all hand made you can design your own. I'll bet you leave them on year around.

-wiz

[Lever]

looks good on there 

[Mr. Wizard]

Really seems to help the thigh heat Lever. They are Mrs. Wizard approved if you care to try them and she's a tough sell.

[fadyco]

Hello Mr. Wizard,

Your mods look good and i will try it out since i'm facing the same heat issues here (100+ weather).  I also noticed you have the mustache engine guard with additional pegs, can you please give me the part numbers for those foot-pegs?

Thanks!

[Mr. Wizard]

They are part of the Rumble Collection and the same as your passenger pegs.
The foot pegs are not available via one part number. Here is the set of numbers you will need.

51453-09 Chrome Finned Body
51459-09 Rubber Tread
50351-03 Foot peg Frame Mount
4625 Button Socket Screw

When ordering make sure ALL the parts are there. Which include the following pieces:

94409-03    Screw                         
45041-01A  Clevis Pin                     
50912-72    Spring Washer             
11304        Retaining Ring

It's a good idea to put all the pieces together before you leave to make sure some of the parts aren't lost or robbed from the bags.

         

[fadyco]

The part number for the rear gear shift would also be great

[Mr. Wizard]

Oops...

Don't have that one. She uses the heal shifter, I don't, so I took the one off of my SESG and put it on her ConV.

However...  click here -->  http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=43360.msg662506;topicseen#msg662506

See post #12 by Porky

Although we need to teach him how to use shorter paragraphs I believe you will find what you are looking for.

Sorry Porky!   

[fadyco]

Thank you; you are exceptionally helpful 

[Mr. Wizard]

No worries... had the information on a sales receipt at my desk.

When they tell you how much they are, try not to fall over. 

[Gamma742]

I'm using these: http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go/Home.ProductDetail/catID/13/scID/29/IMID/837

Check out the second pic and zoom in.

[Mr. Wizard]

Any scratches due to cleaning or rub wear on the poly or on the bike?

There's a blanket that someone makes, Irish name of some sort. I heard if you use the blanket it retains heat and will melt wiring and stuff under it. I don't have one so this is second hand info... maybe fifth hand info, I don't know. I do know, however, the HD ones will roast your chestnuts.

[ezpgh]

The part number for the rear gear shift would also be great

33668-07 lever
33960-09 peg thread
33961-09 peg cover
4196 screw
50784-97 spacer tube

[Gamma742]

No problems. I have the Touring version on the CUSE.  Kuryakyn makes pretty good stuff IMO.

Any scratches due to cleaning or rub wear on the poly or on the bike?

There's a blanket that someone makes, Irish name of some sort. I heard if you use the blanket it retains heat and will melt wiring and stuff under it. I don't have one so this is second hand info... maybe fifth hand info, I don't know. I do know, however, the HD ones will roast your chestnuts.