No high tech' clutch switch on my early twin cam.
If I start it in gear, it will just ride off without me !!!

think I will try the RSDs for half the price, thanks everyone.

tried to buy the RSD ones but they don't make them for my bike yet. The 2014 Street Glide now have a hydraulic clutch which is the reason. Seems like Oberon are the only ones suitable at the moment, just need to shop around to get the best price. Do we have any site sponsors that sell them and offer a discount.

I ended up getting the Oberon levers from Hogpro in the US. Very happy with the look, feel and most importantly the reach. " border="0" src="/DesktopModules/NTForums/themes/_default/emoticons/smile.gif" />

RSD Regulators did not make it for my dyna. The adjustability on the clutch lever is useless. You have to have it fully set outwards, and any closer will just hit the handle bar grip not allowing the clutch lever to be fully pulled in to disengage the clutch.
The black ops finish looks good though. Has that wrinkle black texture.

I have a 2015 Streetbob. I had Kuryakyn ISO grips installed a few years back - great feel.  I then recently took the plunge and ordered some RSD adjustable grips through my local HD dealer (recommended) and had them fitted. I've found the same thing - that the clutch can no longer be disengaged fully - The Local shop is now saying that I have not change my ISO grips back to near stock ...I certainly don't want to change back to stock handles and it seems it must be the RSD adjustables that are the issue - any recommendations?