Pair Spun Blade Spinning Chorme Front Axle Cap Nut Cover for Harley

Pair Spun Blade Spinning Chorme Front Axle Cap Nut Cover for Harley

$ 26.98

Score By Feature

Based on 184 ratings

Easy to install

7.11

Style

7.06

Value for money

5.64

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Product Description

These axle caps give the appearance of a flying vehicle. They clean up the front end, and the spinning blades enhance the appearance.

Keep dirt, moisture, and dust out of front axle hardware Our front axle nut caps serve to keep dirt, moisture, and dust out of front axle hardware.

A great replacement for your old Axle Nut Covers. These Front Axle Nut Covers with spinning blades feature a durable and attractive design.

For the FLDE, FLFB, FLFBS, FLHC, FLHCS, FLSB, FLSL and FXBB, FXBR, FXBRS, and FXLR models from 2018 onward, a Front Axle Adapter Kit is required.

A pair of front axle nut covers are included in the package. The note is a plastic ABS material

Questions & Answers

Is this compatible with a 2020 heritage project?

If they are made of cheap plastic, I would not recommend them

What will it fit on a 2003 Honda Shadow VT750?

All Honda parts are not compatible

Selected User Reviews For Pair Spun Blade Spinning Chorme Front Axle Cap Nut Cover for Harley

It does not spin, and it looks great

4/5

It has been a month since I brought them home, and they are still with me. My 2020 Roadglide sports these tires. They look pretty nice with As far as bearings are concerned, it's nothing but The wheels do not spin at all (unless you are idle, in which case the engine vibration slowly spins the wheels). However, I knew that from the other reviews and was not expecting it. It occurs to me that I could try spraying them with Wd40 first to see if they spin, but like others have stated, it's too close to the brakes to do this. It appears there is a left and a right, but I have no idea which one Both sides did not work for me. Even if you're not a biker, you'll be able to install these in five minutes if you're at all familiar with biking. While they are made of a very light plastic that has an almost cheap feel to it, I don't expect them to be made from heavy-duty metal with bearings that spin when you blow on them for the 30 or so dollars they cost. There are three of these in the $350 range A price range of $400 to $500.

Everlee Casey

| Jun 29, 2021

Buying is not a good idea

3/5

Customers should not spend a penny on any of these. They are worthless pieces of junk to waste money on. They are made of flimsy plastic that does not even spin when they're.

Kai Krause

| Apr 23, 2021

A plastic material

4/5

They didn't make sense to me until I realized Had hoped they'd have been made of.

George Lindsey

| Nov 18, 2020

I replied, "aaa

5/5

". You're the best. I am ecstatic! A mounted one of these on the front of my bicycle and I was immediately 20,000 feet in the air. We're getting light air up here, but still a bit thin- The head. Also, I should probably not drive and text. But, who knows what I might hit if I do?.

Myles Cardenas

| Jul 31, 2021

A CHEAP SOLUTION! Despite their plastic construction, they do not rotate as they ought to

3/5

Grease had to be applied to them for them to It was only after a week that they stopped. A cheap piece of furniture that is nonfunctional.

Kali McIntyre

| Apr 15, 2021

There was cheap plastic on it

3/5

My return was due to the fact that it was.

Abram Bonner

| Nov 10, 2020

You've done a great job

5/5

The wheels are plastic and look great, but they do not spin on the highway or even on city streets. Added bearings are not present, and the plastic is just another piece of However, I was not expecting them to look so good.