🔧 Enhance Your Suzuki VL1500 with Memphis Shades Lowers Mounting Kit for Fats and Slim Windshields (98-04 Compatible) Review

Fits exactly as described and works fantastic. I didn't know how well they worked until I broke one and noticed a difference in airflow.

Primarily reduces airflow under the fuel tank which causes wind sway around the helmet. The shaking might not stop entirely, but it's a big improvement. Generally worth the money.

Very effective in preventing air from getting under my fairing and goggles, face shield and helmet. Now it is much more convenient to drive. Very easy to install (Yamaha V-Star '08).

I installed them on a VStar 1300 Deluxe (2013). They fit perfectly and the difference in wind noise is incredible. Highly recommended, should be standard equipment, you don't think it's an improvement.

Harley Davidson Softail Owners Caution: There is not enough clearance between the fork and fender for the mounting bracket. Warning! in the instructions. hope to solve this problem

Used to install lower guards on Suzuki. The product worked well, although the instructions weren't very good and there was a bit of trial and error. Doesn't work on my bike due to the position of the indicators. I'm still trying different positions to determine the most effective position.

They fit perfectly on my 2004 Kawasaki Vulcan Drifter 1500 and it can be difficult to find a front end for these bikes. Combined with the matching plastic Memphis Shades deflectors and the windshield I already had, they made a huge difference in wind control. 4/5 stars because of the slightly cheaper design for the price. It would cost her next to nothing to have some more metal in her.

Works good, looks good, expensive but if I bought chrome, stainless steel and aluminum to make it myself it would be almost as expensive and probably tasteless. Also, it matched my 2003 Vulcan Classic perfectly, although there was no listing for that bike. The only thing I can understand is that I had to move the turn signals forward 1 1/2 inches on homemade mounts and maybe there is a legal certification issue? IDK still works great.

The design and finish is good but they only get 4 stars because Amazon offered them for my bike and they don't fit. Measure your fork tubes and make sure you have the right size tube mounts. My bike isn't even listed on the website, find out. On the other hand, you can get the right size clips separately for another $25. I've read complaints about stripping bolts, but if you have a motorcycle and want to bolt something to it, use blue loctite and just hand tighten the bolt/bolt/nut, never…