• Are these turn signal eliminators legal to use on public roads?

  Turn signal eliminators remove functional turn signals. In most jurisdictions, this is not street-legal as functional turn signals are required by law. These parts are designed primarily for show bikes, display models, or track-only use. Always check your local regulations before installation, as laws vary by region and country.

• What models of Harley-Davidson are these compatible with?

  These Covingtons turn signal eliminators are specifically designed for 1998-2013 FLTR Road Glides (NU designation). They are intended for models equipped with fork sliders. Always verify your specific model year and fork slider configuration before ordering to ensure proper fitment.

• How difficult is the installation process?

  Installation is relatively straightforward for riders with basic mechanical skills. The process involves removing the OEM turn signal brackets and mounting the eliminators in their place. We recommend consulting your motorcycle's service manual or seeking professional installation if you're unfamiliar with electrical systems. Most experienced builders can complete installation in under an hour.

• What material are these eliminators made from and why?

  These eliminators are precision-engineered from billet aluminum and CNC machined for superior accuracy and durability. Billet aluminum is lightweight yet incredibly strong, resists corrosion, and accepts chrome plating beautifully. This material choice ensures longevity while maintaining the premium aesthetic quality that custom builders expect.

• Will removing turn signals affect my motorcycle's electrical system?

  While the eliminators themselves are mechanical parts, removing functional turn signals eliminates their electrical operation. You may need to address wiring, potentially using resistors or signal modulators if you plan to retain turn signal functionality elsewhere on your bike. Consult a professional electrician if you're unsure about managing the electrical modifications safely.

• How does the chrome finish hold up over time?

  Covingtons chrome plating is applied to high-quality billet aluminum, creating a durable finish resistant to weathering and corrosion. Chrome is self-protecting and ages beautifully, developing a patina that many riders appreciate. Regular cleaning with mild soap and water will keep them looking pristine. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.

• Can these be used on other Harley-Davidson models?

  These eliminators are specifically engineered for the 1998-2013 FLTR Road Glide with fork sliders. While other Harley models may have similar fork configurations, fitment is not guaranteed. Using parts on incompatible models risks improper mounting, safety hazards, and potential damage. Always match your specific model designation before purchasing.

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