🔧 HTTMT MT241-021-CD Chrome Hand Levers: A Perfect Fit for Harley FXDL Dyna Low Rider, FLHR Road King Ultra, and Touring Models Review

Arrived on time. Name them so they fit properly. I had to pierce where the buttons go, but other than that they work great.

Chrome is good for its price, fits perfectly. The sockets are tight, it takes some force to get the pins in, but you don't want them dangling.

Can't beat the price and they have good fill, the chrome doesn't crack but the chrome and levers look nice and yes it's a good deal. and the seller is a fast shipper

Bought the K brand at Revain only to find how sloppy and free the up and down moves. These are available, great fit, the plastic bushing is thicker so there is no free play at all. Bright Levers.

Purchased to replace slotted levers that were very stiff on an old clutch arm. These are good quality levers. If you're looking for an inexpensive upgrade or just a different look, these are great.

I've had them for a year now and they have no chips, rust or anything like that. They still look like new. Chrome quality 11/10 for this price. They look exactly like my very expensive chrome steering wheel. The trigger is actually in a very good spot. Before I ordered them I thought they would bother me, but they are not. Just make sure they match by comparing and carefully examining your current leverages against them. Sometimes the customization tables don't match, especially on police…

Great feel, good grip control. If you're a close-control racer, this is a simple one-finger control. They take a lot of getting used to and create trust. The brake side went in with no problem, but on my '08 FXD the plastic clutch guide pin was too big for the new knob. If you know how to do it and you have tools that you know as well as I do, this is an easy fix. A few minutes with a reamer and rotary tool and it fits like a glove. If they aren't practical, take that into account when you buy…