🏍️ Enhanced Rear Fender Extension Filler for Harley Street Glide Road Glide 09-13 – AQIMY Motorcycle Review

Paint on it was decent, appears to be the same plastic as the Harley. Attaching the bottom light was the trickiest part of the install because it was so tight yet secure. Looks better.

This was a good purchase. You always take a risk when you buy an unbranded one, but I have to say it's durable and the color is good. Installation is easy, everything fits perfectly and I think it looks great.

not recommended to buy, the cutout doesn't even come close to going around the exhaust, it's about 1 inch lower than my saddlebags and you can see if there were any cutouts Go to the antenna. spend more money and get good

Great item for the price. I haven't installed it yet, in the photo it's just nestled between the fender and bags. The back looks a lot better. Honestly I can't beat the price. Same quality as others I've seen but for a few hundred dollars. It took a while to get here, but it was worth it.

For the price you can't go wrong but you get what you pay for, the color is slightly different, can be seen in daylight, the black color used is lighter, it suits not to Harley Vivid Black. Also drill holes before installation, plastic debris will make this part difficult to install. You will also need a short antenna, adjust it to about 1/4" with the factory mounting screw and it will fit perfectly.

First of all it took 2 days to arrive, very fast and the packaging was very good. Second, this part is made of a stronger plastic than Harley's factory fender extension, it's thicker and stronger, and the bright black color matches my factory paint job perfectly. The triangular taillight fits perfectly, no grinding or preparation needed, everything is screwed on like it came from the factory and looks great on the bike. Gives a nice stretched look without spending a lot of money. Fills gaps…

As others have said, it's "cheap plastic". As is the original Harley fender extension that this part replaces. I have a 2012 StreetGlide. Yes, I had to find and drill a hole for the antenna. When it was finally fitted it fit and looked good. However, the "three-stripe rear light" attached below did not fit properly, the cut-outs for the slots were too small. I had to use a Dremel tool and a small circular file to enlarge the cutouts for the "three strip light". It took a little while to get…