I will post a handful of photos tomorrow. I am really fond of the handguards. They did take some fiddling since some pieces could be installed upside down or backwards, which affected the fit. Overall, it took me about an hour to get the first one lined up and the 2nd one took about 15 minutes. I was skeptical about the mirrors at first, and made sure I was going to like them before committing to the big screw install. That's because my bike had CRG bar end mirrors and drilling the bars for the HDB screws would make CRG mounts useless. The HDB mirrors also took some fiddling, primarily needing to get the tension of the mounting screw tight enough to hold them, and loose enough to move them around for the best aim. Once I found that sweet spot, I can stow them, or adjust them on the fly and always get them where I want them. Now, they are easily as good as the CRG mirrors. I hit a mirror on a traffic pole and they simply moved out of the way, no problem. The handguards are made of thick aluminum and allow unrestricted movement of the levers but I did have to move the lever perches inboard a bit. I have option 719 levers and they're really long. I'll be replacing the levers next anyway to allow room for handlebar mitts for colder weather. They've been on my bike now since late November so I've had time to play with them and get a feeling for how they work. They block wind well. I get the feeling the guards will handle big impacts and protect both the levers and handlebars themselves. To me, the money was well spent.