Has anyone seen the new mud flaps that Kuryakyn is offering for the TriGlide? They don't look too bad. I'm just worried that the chrome trim piece is a little too large / guady, but at least it covers the mounting holes.
Has anyone seen the new mud flaps that Kuryakyn is offering for the TriGlide? They don't look too bad. I'm just worried that the chrome trim piece is a little too large / guady, but at least it covers the mounting holes.
JohnC · Wichita, KS
A bit large but I do like them. Do you know how much they are and a good place to order? George
I wonder if they would fit other trikes,,,.
The retail on them is $130 but you can find a number of on-line dealers selling them for less.
I read the instructions for them and it seems to me they would mount on any trike.
JohnC · Wichita, KS
They look nice. I also like the simplicity of the HD version too.
Thanks John for sharing-those are truely baddass mudflaps, I am buying some!!!
Those mud flaps do really look good but for the money I am very happy with my HD ones.
One of those flaps would look cool mounted to the front fender to keep crap from hitting the oil cooler. There you go Dennis, come up with a protective cover for the oil cooler. If you design one I will buy it for sure. I still want to get those wind deflectors. Getting back to the mud flaps. I have the HD ones. I installed a pair for a friend but did not like the mounting bolts showing. I was also worried that drilling holes in the fenders might start cracks in the fiberglass. So I used heavy duty 3-m tape to hold the flaps on & they are still on. I put them on 1yr. ago. Looks so much cleaner.
I wonder what the odds are that they would bolt on using the existing holes from the HD ones.
I like them.. I don't like them. I'm just not a mud flap fan at heart..unless we're talking a 1972 Chevy custom van with bubble windows shag carpeting and a water bed.
Some people will never get what you are saying... It's best to just walk away before the storm! ThumbUp
The main reason I'm buying them is functionality. I was riding with some friends recently and they told me they could see and feel sand and debris being thrown up by my rear tires and kept a significant distance behind me as a result.
So I wanted to put mudflaps on the bike but did not want to live with exposed bolts heads on the fender as a result. I'm not the greatest fan of the Kuryakyn design but what sold me is that the bolts are covered. And I like the design of the rubber flaps themselves (with the chrome horizontal trim pieces) versus the plain painted logo on the HD flaps.
JohnC · Wichita, KS
Mud guards not only prevent road debris from being thrown on rider's behind you, they help keep the rear of the Trike clean. I'm a big fan of Kuryakyn. I've had their grips and foot pegs on most of my bikes over the years and never had a problem. I'm using the set of Kury Longhorn foot pegs on my 2010 RK, I had on my 08 Ultra Classic. Still look new!
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2010 RK almost stock, 2012 Triglide, Stage 1 and some Mods.
I personally favor the HD V-Logo mud flaps.
Well, I have to ask. Why would a Trike stir up any more road crap than a two wheeler? I follow two wheelers all the time and they follow me, and we all never have any problems or issues concerning this subject. I have heard before about Trikes throwing up more stuff, and have had my ridin' Buds behind me check it out, and they say there is no more crap than anyone else on 2 or 3 wheels, if any at all. Maybe someone can enlighten me about this. Thanks!!!!