I am planning on a strutless fender kit for my Rocker in the very near future. I was up at the local dealership and the ones they have from Heartland were around 2000 to 3000. I came across the Russ Wernimont kits which can be had for 1000 or less. That's a hell of price difference and I just want to make sure they're a quality product. Haven't found much in the way of reviews on them so I wondered if anybody on here were familiar with them.

 

awesome product.look at my profile for pictures.i also have the two up seat on mine.well worth the money

 

Yea, I have the heartland and I hear ya extremely overpriced for a fender and two struts... Motorcycle industry is like the oil companies not much competiton and a close community so the price is dictated by them... But if you can find a similar product cheaper go for it be the first to write a review.

 

from what I've heard, RWD makes the fenders for the HL kits

 

"price what the market will bare". If people stopped buying the Hearland kits, they would be half the cost by tomorrow.

 

has anyone tried the milwaukee twins rear fender. kinda looks like a heartland. and extremely cheap compared to heartland.
http://www.jpcycles.com/search/searc...fender&Ntk=All

i guess i am not sure what seat would work well with it or fit it.

add: upon review it doesnt fit many years of the bikes. very limited it seems

 

i also have the two up seat on mine.

 

I'm doing my part.

I won a rear stock fender on ebay with the intent to extend the stock one on mine. Not a curb scraping length. Following the lines of the stocker and maybe running thin supports from the swingarm up to the fender if I decide to go for a different look.

 

Its actually not strutless the struts are welded on the fender. I have the hl with frenched in tag and i paid $2500 for it. If i would of known about rwd back then i would of bought that instead and used the money i saved on a shotgun shock. I did recently buy a rwd front fender and the quality is good

 

Yeah, the welded in struts has me thinking,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D58LpHBnvsI
My buddy John's American Iron Horse has hidden struts under the fender for a much cleaner look.