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I was chomping at the bit to get these so I could put my bags in to use. I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly they were in my hands and even more delighted at the ease of installation. Everything needed was there and in less than a 1/2 hour I was loading my bags with everything I couldn't otherwise get in a pocket or down my coat. I'm a woman with some experience wrenching but this job wouldn't require any to get er done. Thanks for getting me on the road loaded for anything.

Firstgear has quality gear. The pants are well made and stylish as well. The web page description is spot on. The knee-high side zippers really aid in getting them on with boots on. All zippers are waterproof, and the pockets have velcro flaps to help keep things dry. I've ridden 30 miles at temps in the mid 20's and these pants kept me comfortably warm. I didn't think I would care for the suspenders, but I used them on that ride and was pleasantly surprised. They aren't binding at all, and they help keep the pants from riding down on you. I'm 5'10", 170lbs. and ordered the 34 tall. The legs are a tad longer than I really need, but when sitting on the bike they are about right. You gotta figure these pants aren't for walking around in anyway.

LeatherUp ran a fraud check on my credit card during this purchase. It inconvenienced me a day or two, but the feeling of security I got from them made it worth the wait. I'm totally satisfied with them and with these pants.

Thanks, LeatherUp!

These are quite large for this style of mirror, but on the other hand, the Rad II's are a little too small for practical use. After finishing up some major modifications to my custom H-D Fat Boy. I installed these Rad III's on my H-D beach bars with chrome switch housings and master cylinder/clutch brackets and levers. they are really the perfect size to be useful and beautiful at the same time. They are very well made and durable and the chrome is of show quality and matches all my other H-D chrome. Size is 3" wide, by 7" long, to the point tip.

These are well-made and look really great on my wife's 2013 Honda Shadow Phantom. They match her air filter cover exactly in shape. The only gripe is that the adjustability is limited. My wife would like the mirrors to be adjusted upwards but they are already pointing as far upwards as possible and the mirrors are touching the stem. I supposed I could bend the stem a little to aid in visibility, but why take the chance of scratching these great looking mirrors? Anyway, that's her main gripe and they vibrate quite a bit from 45-55 mph then it dissipates around 65 mph.

Good looking mirror they are small so don't expect to get a full rear view from them while riding but they serve their purpose. Held up through a laydown on the right side of my 03 FXSTDSE, purchased a replacement as the stem was scratched. When I put the new one on i tightened it a turn to far and stripped the stem out so be careful while installing. The diecast is a cheaper metal and JB weld nor a retap (to thin) was able to fix it, thus don't tighten it too much or you will strip it out, other than that they serve their purpose.