🔧 HTTMT MT299-002- Fork Clamp Turn Signal Clamps for Harley Softail Mount Bracket 39mm Fork - Black (Compatible, High-quality) Review

I bought this set but the screw broke. I never received a refund or replacement after requesting one, so I had to order a brand new set elsewhere. They are heavy and I liked them, I just couldn't ride them, I was afraid they would fall. We're sorry you lost a customer.

No instructions are included so hopefully you can look at customer photos and get an idea of how it fits and is assembled. Do not overtighten the Allen screws. Just do them neatly and use the blue (medium strength) elbow for everything.

I definitely recommend trying these mounts. As other reviewers have pointed out, the screws that come with the kit are fairly cheap and can easily crack or break if over-tightened. Just be careful not to grab the screws and they will work just fine. I've been wearing them for about 3 months now with no problems.

I was skeptical about buying it at first because of the reviews, but I haven't had any problems with it so far. They don't come with instructions, so you'll have to play around with them for a while to figure it out, or just google it. Also, the screws seem a little brittle, so I made sure they didn't come loose and were held tight.

They are not 39mm tall. The only way to keep them from coming off is to not tighten them enough. There are high, medium and low quality materials. It's what you hide under the shoddy stuff in the dumpster. Don't buy because they cost $11. In fact, you're technically adding $11 to those you're going to replace them with.

I bought these hoping to transfer my signals to the lower forks on my Iron 883s. Save your money. It's not worth the price they charge. There are absolutely no guidelines, so feel free to experiment to find out exactly what and how to install them. The quality of the metal is very bad. I would say they last a few months if at all. Rather than wasting time, I grabbed some bottom brackets from Arlene to get me moving. Save money and do the same. You'll think they look better and last longer.

I bought these hoping to relocate my turn signals to my Iron 883 lower forks. Save your money. They are not worth the asking price. There are absolutely no guidelines, so feel free to experiment to find out exactly what and how to install them. The quality of the metal is very bad. I would say they last a few months if at all. Rather than wasting time, I grabbed some bottom brackets from Arlene to get me moving. Save money and do the same. You'll think they look better and last longer.

For $12 my expectations weren't very high, but when it works it's a bit more than I can spend on anything else. In that sense, this is my experience. There are no instructions, but installation is easy. Cheap aluminum. I highly recommend replacing the head bolts. It doesn't take much to twist and ruin a thread. I would like to see a better fit as there is quite a gap between the two pieces. First ride before replacing the head bolts, one fork worked fine the other fell off. I went to the store…

This was a really cheap solution to relocating the front turn signals on my 2007 Sportster Nightster. I did this because I wanted to "flip" my mirrors so I could mount them under the handlebars instead of above, giving the bike a sleeker look. Unfortunately, the standard front turn signal mounts are integrated into the handlebar switch assemblies that also mount the mirrors, and on the right side of the bike, an inverted mirror will not disable the turn signal. Harley has a turn signal…