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I just installed lowers on my streetglide and was wondering if anybody was using these locking covers with or without the cup holder, if so how do you like them. I was thinking the cup holder would be nice for long rides and I really do not want anything else no my handlebars.
I'm on the fence on these. I like them, 100% better than what comes stock but I wished they were hinged so you didn't have to take them off every time you opened them.
I actually love the fact they aren't hinged!! That way the install is a snap and I can always put them on a different bike without issues. As much as I go into the glove box, it's not an issue.
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