BikerS Choice Short Boots 666767 Review

Easy installation. thick material. Looks great. Had to attach my own zip ties. I don't remember what my previous brand of gaitors was, but after a few years they fell apart. Hope these last.

This was a nice addition to the front of my Super GlideSlope. My forks are a little under 2 inches lower and they're great for the short size. Very easy to install if you can turn a wrench and they look great.

Perfect for my FXDF. easy installation when replacing seals. used some straps. No need to drill a hole or anything crazy as the dust covers already have room for ventilation. Easy to slide and also test the connector.

I've thought long and hard about trying this look on my FXDB. I chose this when I changed the suspension springs and fluid. Revain had the best price and shipping on these branded boots. Definitely changed the look of my bike. I'm happy with them.

This is a great product at a very competitive price. The front of the bike has to be removed, which takes a few tools and some time, but it's a breeze if you know how to use a wrench. I wish I had done it sooner because the bike looks awful! As a note; You'll need to punch (drill) a small hole in the boot to allow air to escape when the fork is compressed, and you'll need some zip ties for the top of the boot so they don't work down the fork. how you drive

Just wanted to post that the Biker's Choice short 49mm boots fit my 17 year old Fat Bob perfectly. Clear measurement is 1/4" from the open fork tube. Only two rides but they stayed in place. Quality material, sticky silicone feel. a pant in oil. Hopefully this will keep dirt and bugs out of the new seals and that they last longer than 3 years this time, remember harleys are complete bikes, i think that's one of the parts to add, the boots come without zip ties, but it's easy to find a pair of…

There are two versions of these boots. 49mm SHORT AND LONG. (Be careful what you order) After asking a few questions on Amazon and getting all the helpful answers, I decided on a pair of shorts for my 2010 FXDB Dyna Street Bob. They fit perfectly and are exactly what I was looking for. They're made of high-quality, durable rubber that looks like it's made to last. They are 6.5 inches long and have some stretch play. They completely cover the dust caps and extend to the top of your lower tree. I

I'm writing this right after installation so we'll see how they hold up after a while. I haven't decided to remove the wheel etc as this is a very early mod for me and I'm not at that level of comfort or tools yet. So instead I slit the leggings at the seam, pulled on a fork and zipped them up and down. and loose in the center for aesthetics. The only thing I did to change this part was to cut off the bottom ring just above the inner lip. You'll see what I mean, but there's a small hem that…

My 2016 Harley Davidson Forty-Eight has 43mm fork tubes and I wasn't sure if they would fit but after doing some research they did I finally read someone who has tried this with some success. Thought that for $25 crap. And man, that's really good quality for the price! Very cuddly soft rubber with low sheen. I could tell right away they would look good on my 48. I don't have a bike jack at the moment and don't have the extra money to do it professionally so I used the cut and paste method. This