Chrome Hand Control Switch Housing Caps Compatible for Harley Davidson Electra Street Glide 1996-2013

Great look and finish. For the price.you can't beat these. Fitment is a bit tight. Some of the switches dont rock smoothly as OEM beacuse of this but they still work. Ran into a couple issues after install. The starter switch was just slightly stuck after putting it back together and one the on off switch was flipped the bike immediately would start. Took me a while to figure out the button was being slightly depressed causing this. Was pulling my hair out trying to figure out why. The horn side did the same thing so I shaved the inner side of the housing to give more clearance and it fixed it. Other than that, I'm very happy with my purchase.

Just as good or bad as HD to install. If your heavy handed or don't know what your doing- don't do it. One side of the switch cap has a "star" side on it that actually activates the rocker switch in question. I've done these before and still at times during the install felt like I wasn't going to make it without one of them breaking. So I won't throw BS at you, its a bit of a tedious install and the plastic is screaming to break just before it gets on the rounded end. Once done and after a few times of use they are fine, the horn and starter button spring are fairly easy to reinstall as long as they don't go flying off when you take it apart.

Most buttons did not fit - and the starter button stayed in engaged during a ride came into the start position - fried my starter and have major wiring issues. This a a part I wouldn’t skimp on next time. If I ever get the damn thing going again! They are garbage trust me

Fit perfectly on my 2009 SG.

These look great. But the quality, well, it's not the best. The main problem has to do with the inside diameter of the holes that the switches mount on. Most importantly, the 2 switches that are spring loaded, which are the horn and the starter. The holes are just a hair too small, so the switches hand up and don't return as they should. That's a HUGE problem, especially for the starter switch. I remedied the problem with a Dremel and small bit. Just bored out the hole a little more and that fixed the problem. Otherwise, not bad. BUT BE WARNED!! This is NOT an easy install. Especially the turn signal buttons! Don't even try to take any short cuts. Just dis-assemble your entire switch assembly. There is NO other way to do it. You'll do more damage trying cheat it.

First of all , you'll need a modest amount of mechanical ability to install these. If you have trouble changing your oil you might wanna leave this up to your dealer. I would give this a higher rating, but quality control seems to be lacking. first set I purchased the round holes were slightly smaller than the factory switch caps. Not a huge deal , I took a drill bit the size of the holes on my existing switch caps and opened the holes up . All went well until I got to the last cap.. that last one broke. I'd suggest getting two sets . I consider myself pretty well mechanically inclined so I'm not convinced the break was an installer issue but rather just a weaker cap in the batch. my second set the holes were spot on and the cap installed perfectly. Tip for those who haven't done this before, boil some water in the microwave. let it cool a bit but still be to hot to leave a finger in it and drop your caps in . pull each one out before you install it, dry it off and snap into place. A warm piece of plastic flexes better than a cold onedespite the one broken cap these looked awesome after installation

The first was great I only needed the volume/ mut button as the 21 year old factory installed one fell off while riding!

Item as described, decent fit, had to open the holes slightly to make work, but work great and look even better!