Will this fit a 2007 Street Glide and still be able to use a detachable back rest? Also does this lay over or replace stock fender?
753691
Hello, Yes it will fit. You can use a detachable back rest and the fender is an overlay mounted on top of the original fender. Thanks!
1860793
Yes, it will replace the stock horn housing and since Harley uses the same horn housing on almost every bike it will fit fine. FYI the chrome screen that covers the eyes and nose fell out on mine, a few dambs of silicon inside of the housing should fix the problem and shouldn't be too noticable.
627475
Should work fine. Bike is held in place by lower tire track and upper sliding arm which would rest over fender.
1958214
You need to remove it and make a small cut on the inside of the fender. Here are full installation instructions: http://www.omix-ada.com/instructions/17756.20.pdf
191882
No. You will need to change out the stock backing plate and filter element in order to use this cover. I installed it on my '13 Street Glide using an Arlen Ness Big Sucker Air Cleaner with chrome backing plate.
331609
I have a Dyna Switchback 2013. The Dyna has an offset to the pegs which causes a tilt to the floor board. I would order it. See if it fits. The peg holder is the same. The ther will be a tilt to the mounting. Good price. Always send it back. Beats Harley at $170 plus.
150849
I have a 06 Harley Street Glide and it works well! I recommend it for sure, it won't be super tight on the bike like a fix part, so it has enough tension where you can adjust it on the road but will not fall off.
414303
Does not include the backrest. I won't pay the price for that pad. As to what models it will fit on, it's all about the rack. If your bike has the same rack as the models listed, then it will fit. I have an R1200RT. Fits like it was made for it.
1807311
Becky it will rear fender on seat post.great for wet roads. The front is tricky. Take. Front. Wheel off.tip bike over.look at center stem hole there. If front wont fit take one of the washer off fender.tighten you good to go.ps two snaps on fender takes fender off when not in dirt or wet roads. Have fun
2270944
Should fit. It fit my 2012 Road Glide which is the same frame as the Street Glide. However it does not fit the 2014 Street Glide Special, as my friend found out when he traded his 2010 Ultra Classic for a 2014 SG Special.
2234379
Yes it will replace stock cover. The only case I found that fits is a "bumper only" (no back "plate") Belkin Air Protect case. The specific case is only available at best buy.
1958217
the curve side piece is taking off 1 small cut on the inner lip of the fender and the air intake takes the place of the curve piece the one thing that I recommend and that I did was to install a piece of 3/8 hoes behind the new air intake at the windshield side to keep mud from being trapped.I'm going to give an email if someone wants a picture or to contact me because I think it hands down beats are be and can be return to stock very easily without any holes in the side of your fender. Questions ? pfistertj@AOL.com. I will send you a picture of the fender cut if you want.
1105280
To what I am able to see on images of your type of motorcycle, you should be OK and not have to relocated them. However, without having your motorcycle to test fit, I can't guarantee it. Please take the measurements available and measure your fender to ensure proper clearance.
359412
Just to chime in: I have a 2014 FLHXS (Street Glide Special) and these fit perfectly, meaning: you fill them up and they will sit snugly. Better quality than the saddlemen stuff as well as the lightweight Harley item out there.
1981185
We have 2008 street glide. Sorry not sure about the road glide. It looks awesome though.
1987955
The only thing you halfta do is cut the fender, it should fit. I'm very happy with mine.
969337
They look about the same, because there's a rubber sleeve that fits over the butt end of the stock. So the picture shows the sleeve, which is maybe 1.5 or 2" long, plus the pad of whatever thickness--all molded from a single piece of rubber. To install it you use a wooden mallet or something to tap the sleeve over the stock, then put a screw through the center of the pad. The sleeve is about 1/8" thick, just so you'll know it's not going to be a flush fit.