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(4 stars) reviewed on 07/11/09 by Bob Giroux (bgiroux) from Montgomery, MA, United States, for a 2004 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Easy to install, except for the wiring. Looks like it came from the factory this way. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 07/03/09 by Bill Hulett (the4bhuletts) from Peculiar, MO, United States, for a 2002 750 Shadow Spirit C2 wrote: Nice looking add-on. Just 1 hour to install. The only way to make room for bags. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 06/17/09 by John Stevens (AAF3234) from Newport News, VA, United States, for a 2007 1300 VTX1300R (S) Retro wrote: Simple product. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(3 stars) reviewed on 06/05/09 by Josey (Josey4u) from , MO, United States, for a 2005 750 Shadow Aero wrote: It didn't fit perfect, so I drilled some holes in it to line it up right. Was easy enough to do. It was running the wires that took some effort. We had to cut and make our own. This is a hour or two job. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 05/18/09 by Yolanda Washington (denise3664) from woodbridge, VA, United States, for a 2006 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Just got them in the mail today and after reading all the reviews. I am now having my dearlership install them for me. I am not messing and soldering any kind of wires and just dont have the patience. I am sure they will look much better.. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 05/03/09 by bob (rdtechphoto) from east, TN, for a 2008 Nomad 750 Shadow Aero wrote: actually modded something from local parts store and worked out well Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 04/28/09 by CookieDough (AeroButch08) from Parkersburg, WV, United States, for a 2008 Red and White 750 Shadow Aero wrote: As other Aero owners know, if you want bigger saddlebags you have move the signals out of the way. Which is why I purchased this bracket. I didn't mess with the install, I took it to the dealership today. I really like how it looks. Like others have said, the turn signals should be here not on the fender rail. The wiring is noticable when you stand over it and look but how many people are going to that. To me it was well worth paying to have it done. It took the mechanic a little over an hour to complete. As the other reviewers have stated you really don't get instructions and you do have to add wiring. Great item. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 04/20/09 by Matt Braun (mtnbkr) from Fenton, MO, United States, for a 2008 Dark Candy Red 750 Shadow Aero wrote: wasn't to bad to install take off fender and extend wires Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 03/28/09 by David (gonzo3533) from Las Cruces, NM, United States, for a 2006 Black/ Orange 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Had to buy them to make room for the bags but the lights look better back there. Installation was a little challenging. You need to remove the seat and rear fender to re-wire the lights and is time consuming. Review Details  1 out of 1 members found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 03/22/09 by (bikerdad) from Carthage, MO, United States, for a 2006 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Lights look better back there anyways plus made room for bigger bags Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(3 stars) reviewed on 01/19/09 by Ed Franklin (edfranklin) from Pitt Meadows, BC, Canada, for a White and Silver 2005 750 Shadow Aero wrote: This is just the bracket. You will need some wire, solder, shrink wrap, grommets so that the wire will not cut when you pass it through the housing. Remove seat, unplug the turn signal and brake wires under the seat, remove the fender (3 bolts each side) remove the turn signal lights and cut wire about 2" from end. Solder new wire to cut wires install lights to bracket install bracket to bike. Pass wire through fender and along fender rail connect all three wires again replace seat, your done. It should take about two hours. Not too easy to install but not too difficult. think it through and it should be fine. Review Details  9 out of 9 members found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 10/08/08 by holtsi (holtsi) from Kelowna, BC, Canada, for a 2007 Pearl White 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Needed this to make room for saddlebags - looks so much better now. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 10/06/08 by Joe Desmond (JADes718) from trenton, NJ, United States, for a 2008 750 Shadow Aero wrote: I installed this on my bike. It was very hard to do. If you don't have any technical abilties do not try this, pay someone to do this. I had to alter my license plate hold, which involved grinding and cutting. I had to extend the wire for the turn signals, which required soldering. I could not find the same type of casing used for Honda's wiring, so I used tape. And I had to drill holes in the fender behind the license plate light. BUT, if you take you time and plan this out it will go fine! The results ARE worth the work. It looks great. Oh and you should just throw the direction away, worthless! Review Details  2 out of 2 members found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 08/31/08 by Norm Westrate (Aeromax58) from Hastings, MI, United States, for a 2008 - Dark Candy Red 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Simple but functional. Instruction sheet extremely vague but there is a wealth of tips in other user ratings. Probably the least expensive way as far as the part price, to go. I was fortunate to have a freind with extensive knowledge of body work and wiring complete the modification very cleanly. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 08/14/08 by aeroHR (aeroHR) from Bjelovar, Croatia, , Americas, for a 2004 black 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Not the perfect solution, but it do the trick. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 07/05/08 by 07Aero Torres (chexmex02) from , , for a 07/Black 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Like the other reviews said... took a lil while but not the worse thing in the world. If you dont have much experience with wiring get a friend to help. And you will probably have to replace your license plate screws. Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 04/10/08 by Ed Osborne (Tncountryman) from Murfreesboro, TN, United States, for a 2005 Blue 750 Shadow Aero wrote: I took a look look at all that had to be done an beat a quick trip to local bike shop to have the flashers moved , all done an looks great Review Details  3 out of 3 members found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(4 stars) reviewed on 03/29/08 by Rick Sorenson (rsorenson) from Lexington Park, MD, United States, for a 2006 750 Shadow Aero wrote: Just received will install soon Review Details  2 out of 3 members found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(3 stars) reviewed on 03/09/08 by daniel benton (dbenton1958) from bartow, FL, United States, for a 2007 black 1100 Shadow Spirit wrote: i had the local dealer install this relocater bracket.it's a must if you dont want your saddlebags all scrunched up.good accessory,but the local shop did'nt re-route the wiring properly. Review Details  2 out of 2 members found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No

(5 stars) reviewed on 03/01/08 by shawn (sohal) from calgary, AB, Canada, for a red/black 2004 750 Shadow Aero wrote: looks good makes room for saddlebags, lot of work to install! Review Details  Was this review helpful to you? Yes No