Memphis Shades Adjustable Clamps 48 55MM Review

forks 07 Street Bob 49 mm. I got them to work with 49mm forks but I had to bend them in a vise, use WD40 and a rubber mallet. I think I'm lucky I got her to work. I wouldn't buy them again.

cheap metal, flimsy. It was not possible to adjust the details to the smallest settings without looping. As a result, I used QD clamps from the windshield. You can't go back once the package is opened and you won't know it's garbage until we open it.

49mm forks have to use the smallest notch and it's so badly milled it doesn't fit. You'll have to file or bend it yourself, but be careful because the metal is so cheap that it will break if you're not careful.

Worthless cheap junk. The teeth are badly milled and do not line up properly. The metal is thin and weak. It bends easily and the thread breaks out when you try to adjust it to size. Spend a little more and get something better.

Works very well. Fits perfectly on the lower forks of my 2015 Honda CTX700. A bit fiddly to tighten but that's to be expected in a tight spot. The quality seems really good. I wish they were black but I can fix that myself.

They are made of cheap aluminum and bend/deform almost effortlessly. The threads on one of the yokes were damaged and the slits to make them "adjustable" are a joke and don't hold up at all. I ordered these complete with a fairing for my Harley but bought Harley branded quick release clips instead.

I bought these to replace the originals I bought five or six years ago as part of a fairing kit. The original fork clamps are pictured broken on the table, they were made from much thinner material and over time vibration and wind during the ride failed. The new ones are made of much thicker material, so in theory they should stand up better. I don't like that they didn't have the padding or scuff guards of the previous ones so they'll probably scratch the forks.