Black Rear Engine Protect Guard Highway Crash Bars Compatible with Indian Chief Chieftain Springfield Vintage Dark Horse Roadmaster 2015-2024

The media could not be loaded. Look good and feel good. When installing make sure to reuse your black Allen bolts as they look a little beefer than the ones that come with this kit. These are a steal compared to what Indian charges for a set.Make sure to get all three bolts started and not tight at all so you can get all the holes to line up properly

Didn’t have a problem bolting it up. Took me 15 mins to install, and ten of those were opening the package.

Just installed these on my 2025 Indian Challenger Dark Horse (Yup, that’s right - they fit my 2025 as well.) Install was pretty straightforward and packaging was VERY well done. THESE ARE MATTE BLACK and my stock forward crash bars are gloss, beware if that bothers you. These bars are made well and appear to be quite strong. Holes line up pretty well, but do yourself a favor and keep these bolts a little loose and tighten as a group a little at a time. YOU’LL NEED TO BRIEFLY REMOVE YOUR BAGS, unless you’ve got some fancy tool I don’t have. They will do the job for now and I’ve saved HUNDREDS over OEM. I’D RECOMMEND.

Used it on my 2021 Vintage Dark Horse and it is a perfect fit

I can't tell the difference between these and the ones my dad bought from Indian, even the bolts they sent are great quality.

These fit perfect, they look great, and were super easy to install. Wished they were a little more substantial in their tube thickness, but for the price and fit, you can't go wrong. Bike is a 21 springfield darkhorse

The mounting holes are off by a quarter of an inch making the install impossible. To make matters worse they will not refund to original purchase method I had to accept payment refund on to my Amazon CC account. Then I had to pay $7.99 to ship it back.If you by these after reading this - you have rocks in you head … run from this seller…!!! I’m sure it will be 45 to 60 days before I see my refund. Will probably have to launch a Bank dispute.

Holes are going to be a little off. But work the bolts so their loose on top and that should help your bottom holes line up better. Then tighten everything down and your good to go. No need for a bunch of extra effort like ratchet straps to pull the bottom of the bar in so you can fit the bolts in the holes or think you need to be hulk and man handle and try to bend them. Lol