TCMT ABS Lower Fairing Locking Glovebox Doors Fits For Harley Davidson Touring Road King Electra Street Road Glide 2005-2013

Mine arrived, well, with some assembly required. The couple dots of dollar store super glue holding these together let go during shipping. Seller recommended that I glue them back together and offered me a $5 reimbursement. I took the reimbursement and bought some gorilla glue which seems to have fixed them for now. The locks also rattle like crazy, no fix for that yet.

Handy covers to keep the honest people out of your lower cubbies. Not the fastest shipping ever to be honest

The Do not fit 2010 factory lower fairing. They are too short by 1/4 of a inch at the top. Also it is possible to lock and unlock by something thin like a zip tie into the lock or anything else that can fit into the keyway.

They fit perfectly and are well finished but not for me. I returned them because when I saw them physically I see the locks very weak and also the lids, when you open them to access the contents of the glove box are detached (no hinges) of the fairings which makes its use is very uncomfortable for me. The finish is good.

Everything I will write I expected after reading other reviews. So do your homework and you won't disappointed when they arrive.1. They fit my 2009 FLHTCU well enough. I have factory leg fairings. THEY ARE SIDE SPECIFIC.2. They are cheaply made plastic and also less than $20. That is an acceptable balance.3. On one of mine the glue holding the bottom lip in place broke loose on first install. Superglue is currently working. Another reviewer fixed his with a small screw and glue. I may have to go there.4. I will be replacing the key lock mechanism with an an insert that doesn't lock for one side or both. They are not secure so having to use a key is just an irritant to me and not a deterrent to a thief.5. I have had this bike for 9 years and NEVER used those compartments because of the useless original Harley design with the barely functional snaps. So this is a functional improvement though not an aesthic one.6. I will keep my snap on covers in case I ever sell, but as my big brother taught me: "Harleys are for buying, not for selling."Update after about 700 miles of riding:One of the covers came apart and fell off on a road trip. Lost forever. Probably it was the one I didn't superglue back together.I would not buy another set of these but got about 4 months of use out of them. A reasonable risk of $20.

Purchased these covers when I ordered the lowers. Highly recommend as one snap broke on the included covers first thing when I tried to remove it.

Cheaply made garbage and does not fit OEM.

Inexpensive replacement for the HD leather covers. They fit well and don't stand out. I wish the lock mechanism had an unlocked , but closed position so I could open the compartment without a key and only lock it when I need to. Honestly, the lock can easily be defeated. It would make more sense if it just had a handle to open it up and eliminate the hassle of keeping up with a key. It would also be nice if the covers would stay attached to the fairing somehow instead of having to set them aside when loading and unloading the compartments. Overall, this is a good product and worth the money. With a couple of simple modifications, it would be a great product.