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[49445CVO]

Has anyone used this product or one like it?

Does it work?

I still am running factory exhaust and thinking of moving up to true duals. So I am wondering if it is a joke or if it really works.  I believe it may come on the 2009's. I did have true duals on my 1997 ultra and noticed a big difference in heat by the leg and it seemed to be cooler than it was stock.

http://www.eglidegoodies.com/id242.html

[16HD117]

Haven't used that one but I did install the ones sold by Kuryakyn.  Look very similar.  They do help.  You can actually keep both feet on the ground at red lights on 100 degree days!

[Harley Guy]

These "type" of heat shields are standard on the 2009 SEUC.....

[Gone Fishin']

Has anyone used this product or one like it?

Does it work?

I still am running factory exhaust and thinking of moving up to true duals. So I am wondering if it is a joke or if it really works.  I believe it may come on the 2009's. I did have true duals on my 1997 ultra and noticed a big difference in heat by the leg and it seemed to be cooler than it was stock.

http://www.eglidegoodies.com/id242.html

There are other heat deflectors available form Kuryakyn, and from H-D. I used the H-D ones on my '08 SEUC, and it helps a little bit. The look quite good, covering up some of the "hole" between the engine and the frame, specifically on the right side. Once I got rid of the SEUC, I transferred them to my '07 SERK. Look fine there as well, was not concerned with the heat on that bike.

I'd always go with the H-D ones, because they are black, not transparent.

Ride safely,
Louis

[49445CVO]

Sounds Good..... Thanks

[tireless]

IMHO, the plastic ones look kinda cheesy compared to these http://www.rjsoriginals.com/

I get compliments on them all the time