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I have a 2008 Road Glide and willbe installing hard lowers as one of my winter projects, question is which way to go. Have debated on Hogg Chopps, not quite sure if I like the looks. I like the factory lowers and have 2 options, buy the new 2010 fairing brackets and braceand buy the factory vented lowers, or buy the factory Road Glide non vented lowers and install aftermarket vents such as Hoppes vents. Thoughts?
I would get the 2010 brackets and vented lowers. I have a 08 with the non vented and there pretty hot in the summer, and are tight to the foot controls.
I got the factory without boxes from chicago hd
Cant say one is better than other but I did see a post about someone having
to wiggle stuff around to fit the hogchopps
Get the brackets and look for a set of used vented ones with the glove boxes then add the Hogg tunes speakers kit to it, then you can thank me later LOL!
I think you will still have to remove the HD ones in the summer and you will be back to the buffeting problem....HoggChopps can stay on year around plus more foot clearance.
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