🖤 Plug into Perfection!
These Harley Davidson Street Glide fairing mirror hole plugs are the ultimate upgrade for your 2006-2013 model. Designed to fit snugly in the stock mirror holes, they offer a sleek black finish that can be customized to match your bike's inner fairing. Made from high-quality plastic, these plugs ensure durability and style, making them a must-have for any rider looking to enhance their motorcycle's appearance.
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Item Shape | Oblong |
| Color | black |
| Size | small |
| Item Dimensions | 6 x 1 x 3 inches |
| Fit Type | custom |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Street Glide, FLHX, 2013 and older Street Glide, harley davidson |
| Mounting Type | Handlebar Mount |
| Auto Part Position | Left, Right |
M**E
Perfect fit
One of the few time $10 will get you exactly what you need. No modifications,snapped right in
J**.
2010 Street Glide Installation
The larger holes accommodated the plugs without an issue, however, the small holes will need to be expanded slightly.
C**Z
Great product
Very good product… The bigger plugs went right in as where the smaller ones, I had to widen the hole just a little and they clipped right in… Literally took a minute to widen the small holes and put the plugs
B**
they look good and work as advertised
The small plug was slightly large and the large plug was slightly small. Some minor drilling and glue is necessary. Overall, they look good and work as advertised.
B**N
Solid
Exactly as described. Smaller delete a little harder to install, but it’s a good snug fit. Won’t have to worry about it coming loose. Good value and slick design.
N**.
Don’t waste your money
NEITHER plug fit correctly
S**S
Great look but additional work needed.
The larger plug was loose and the smaller one too tight and would not fit properly. For the smaller one you will need to enlarge the hole to fit and you will need to glue both pieces on the back to ensure they wouldn’t come out. After install they look great!
A**W
Smaller holes required drilling
Larger plugs went right in. Smaller ones required getting a drill bit and boring out the holes just slightly. Easy enough, but would have been easier if they just went right in
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