Thanks Kevin...yes sir very easy to install with zero mess.

Thank you sir..much appreciated.

thank you Frank

Your mid air deflectors will work with the tank cover. Not sure about the "flow" of parts from a visual point but it will work.

Thank you! They will be available in 2 weeks on the website and one week if you get up with a Advanblack dealer.

Hey buddy, if you are wanting to preserve the stock tank I would use a 3m film on the stock tank that is removable. I have a huge roll of it in the shop that I purchased from amazon pretty cheap. This would keep the tank cover from laying directly on the tank and also would not be to thick to keep it from going on smoothly. All other tank covers require you to completely sand the original tank down to metal and apply glue. We are trying to avoid that with this design however I cannot say it wont scuff parts of the tank over time. If you have this cover on tight there is little to no movement but it is laying on the paint so I would protect it with clear 3m adhesive film.

Great question! And great solution! I wouldn’t have thought of either or. Thanks guys

Im sorry i cannot right off hand

I think you will have significant gaps on both sides of the seat based off of the few pictures I just saw of that seat. the nose of that seat is very narrow.

Yes they will work

It will not fit the RK because of the additional wire for speedometer under the tank. Im not sure if we will be making one or not at this time.

NO..there are no cutouts for that on this style cover

It covers most of the bottom of the tank..with it mounted you will not see it..its close to the frame

Im not sure at this time. I purchased mine aftermarket.

@@Advanblack What dash and cap did you end up using?

Please use the drop down menu to choose which tank cover you need. www.advanblack.com/advanblack-color-matched-stretched-tank-cover-for-harley-2008-up-street-glide-road-glide.html

It's the diamond stitched RAPTOR SEAT FROM ADVANBLACK

Please send me pictures of this. I run a 2 inch drop on my RG fairing and its still not close to hitting the inner fairing. steven@advanblack.com

Hard to say as mustang makes a lot of seats. It's designed to not have gaps around the front of the seat if you use a OEM seat. If your seat is narrower than a oem seat, then you will have gaps on each side of the seat.

im not sure what winged stripe your talking about? what color is the bike?

@@Advanblack The bike is silver flux and black fuse 19 street glide

Yes you will have to remove the tank badges.

Thanks

A little thicker will be fine....the problem is with thinner seats, you will see a gap.

@@Advanblack thanks for the response!

no....the products that came on your harley are plastic...polish and wax just like you would normally.

They will be available in 2 weeks on the website and one week if you get up with a Advanblack dealer.

yes, if you remove all the wires and the headset stuff..it will work

Hey Terry, unlike glue on covers that need sanding to enable the glue process and completely ruin your tank, these do lay over the stock tank so there could be some rubbing. If I was worried about the stock tank I would use a 3m film on the stock tank that is removable. I have a huge roll of it in the shop that I purchased from amazon pretty cheap. This would keep the tank cover from laying directly on the tank and also would not be to thick to keep it from going on smoothly. That is really about all you can do if you are wanting to preserve the tank.

Nevermind 7:15 in I see you have the same dash!! HAHA!!

we currently do not offer any two tones right now

not yet but we are working on one.

no, the gas cap is in the center...not all 22 touring models have the side gas cap....however we are working on a side has cap cover.

Beautiful I can't wait!

I have the cvo seat on this road glide now and it works fine. There is a slight, maybe 1/8 inch gap but nothing that would keep me from running it.

not sure man...some will be bigger than others but id say no less than 3/4 of an inch on both sides.

yes it will

They are plastic.

I personally have a 2 piece cvo seat from a 2018 on my bike and it has small gaps on each side where the tank meets the seat. I like the seat way more than those gaps bother me...barley noticeable.

yes

Yes sir...there is. The reason why we canto go out past this point is that we designed it to run with a stock seat. If this area is out over the side cover then you have to run a custom seat (another 700 to 1500 bucks) Check out the ones you are talking about. You are required to run a narrow after market seat with the tank/cover/ In order for us to keep the width for the seat we cannot extend this part out straighter.

@@Advanblack I completely understand that. I will say that I personally have not seen an after market seat costing $1500. I think most aftermarket seats that I have looked at are between $500 - $700. I would love to see Advan Black make this tank shroud for aftermarket seats as well. In my experience, anyone that is customizing their motorcycle with a stretched tank/shroud, is also getting an aftermarket seat if they don't have one already. Just a thought. If you ever decide to do that, let me know and I'll be the 1st person in line to purchase 1. Thanks for the feedback.

you can heat up the logos with a heat gun or blow dryer and work fishing line behind it or even dental floss...start prying them off. Once they are off remove the old double sided tape and re stick with some new tape. If you dont get all the old glue off use something like goo gone or equivalent

Several places have them but they are aftermarket. Lots of shops selling metal powder coated or chrome versions, check around on facebook.

I bought a set from ebay, theyre on there but man are they exspensive! I think I paid $400 for mine

Im sorry Jay not at this time.

They will be available in 2 weeks on the website and one week if you get up with a Advanblack dealer.

thanks! have a safe and happy new year.