I got a email from http://www.rjsoriginals.com/ about the sale they are doing for RJs No More Fried Thights heat shields and wanted to share with it everyone who was needing a great product made by one of our American Veterans.

I personally have RJs heat shields on my trike they work and look great.

Heres the email I got from RJs Originals >>


RJS Originals V-Twin Heat Deflectors is having a Veterans Day Sale for the entire week of November 11th at 8:00am through to November 17th 5:00pm. All Harley-Davidson Touring and Sportster Heat Deflector styles with any studding or standard choice deflectors are reduced to $95.00 per set. All Softail Heat Deflector styles with any studding or standard choices are reduced to $111.00 per set. Our sale price includes FREE SHIPPING for all USA orders only. Normal shipping charges will be applied to all International orders. Sales tax will be applied to North Carolina orders.
All Sale orders MUST be phoned in (910)-592-1585 to receive this special pricing.

Unlike our competitors products that are made of leather or plastic, our product is made of aluminum and has a vinyl bonded to it's surface that matches the grain of your seating thus giving an extended saddle look that blends in with the styling of your motorcycle. All materials used for the production of our products and manufacturing are 100% American made.

 

Thanks for the heads up.

 

Best-looking / most effective (did I mention best-looking?) shields I've tried. And that's a pretty nice price...

 

Great price and great product. I love mine!

 

Nice looking, the other brands I've seen are smaller. Do they really make a difference?

 

Thanks for the heads-up.

My first mod was adding a pair of Kuryakyn AirMaster Saddle Shields for $70. The polycarbonate is a clear/chrome which is a pretty cool look.

However, for a few more bucks I'm going to have to get the ones you mention. The look is WAY cooler.

Thanks again,
Ken

 

Yes they do help with the heat. RJ was the original designer for these heat shields. Harley got the idea to make theirs from his design.

Hopefully you will support a American craftsman who uses American made pieces.

 

If you have an '07-08, they're vital to testicular protection.

'09's, they look nice and help some.

'10-'11, a bit more help until you get rid of the cat.

Once you get rid of the cat, they're helpful to some extent (I have the Tall Boy seat, which is a bit narrower evidently - One burn to the inner thigh at a stoplight from the motor was enough for me) and there's a certain stylistic improvement (IMO) that helps "fill the void" behind the motor in that area.

 

They sure do!Have 'em and love 'em.

 

I've had mine on my 05 for six years. No doubt one of the best accessories I"ve added to the bike. They work very well, can't imagine riding a Harley without them. They look as new today as they did when I purchased them. RJ designed the first product like this and IMHO the other copy cats just don't compare with the look of RJ's product.