Harley-Davidson’s Redline Collection is built for riders who want to add some color without tearing their bike apart. In the latest Cycle Source TV Product Spotlight, Nate checks out three pieces: Redline hand grips, a matching fuel cap, and a patriotic medallion marking America’s 250th anniversary. And yes, there’s a giveaway involved.

Red, blue and black anodized finishes give the collection a different look from the usual chrome-or-black routine. But at least one of these accessories brings something more useful to the table than color.

Harley-Davidson Redline Hand Grips: Color Without the Glue

The Redline hand grips combine anodized aluminum bodies with rubber gripping surfaces. Nate has the red-accented version on the table, but the lineup also includes blue and black options. Harley-Davidson currently lists the grips at $154.95.

What makes them worth discussing is the glueless construction. Traditional glued-on grips can be a pain when it’s time to remove them for service. Harley-Davidson says these grips can be removed without damage, eliminating that particular wrestling match. That’s a useful touch on a part you’ll have your hands on every mile.

Fitment varies across model years and versions, so check the specific part number before ordering. See Harley-Davidson’s Redline grip details and fitment.

Redline Fuel Cap: A Small Change That Stands Out

Next up is a matching Redline fuel cap, listed at $119.95. It’s machined from forged billet aluminum, with an anodized finish and a Bar & Shield logo in the center. The curved-spoke design carries the same styling as the rest of the collection.

It’s a straightforward cosmetic upgrade, and Nate jokes that hopefully nobody’s charging an installation fee for it. Still, don’t assume every cap fits every Harley. Some models with locking or tethered caps are excluded, and Harley’s fitment notes list additional exceptions. Check the Redline fuel cap specifications.

A Little Star-Spangled Hardware for America’s 250th

The third piece in Nate’s spotlight steps away from the Redline color scheme: a red, white and blue medallion commemorating the United States’ 250th anniversary. The featured medallion has an adhesive backing designed to attach to a derby cover.

Peel the backing, position it properly, and you’ve added a patriotic touch without getting out the toolbox. Nate calls the result a little more “star-spangled awesome,” and we’ll leave it at that.

More Than Grips and a Gas Cap

These are only a couple of the Redline pieces Nate shows or discusses. The broader range also includes floorboards, footpegs, a brake pedal, shifter peg and highway pegs. Riders who want a consistent red, blue or black accent theme can carry it from the bars down to the foot controls.

The important part is choosing pieces that actually fit your motorcycle. Harley-Davidson’s accessory pages spell out model-year restrictions that are easy to overlook when you’re shopping by appearance alone.

Watch the Product Spotlight and Check Out the Giveaway

In the video, Cycle Source TV also announces a giveaway featuring the three exact items on Nate’s table: the grips, fuel cap and anniversary medallion. The original entry directions call for commenting, liking and sharing, and following or subscribing to Cycle Source TV, Cycle Source Magazine and Harley-Davidson as appropriate for Instagram, Facebook or YouTube.

Watch the full Cycle Source TV Redline Product Spotlight for the featured parts and giveaway announcement. Check the original post for current eligibility, timing and any additional rules before entering.

The takeaway? The cap and medallion are easy ways to change up the look, but the glueless grips are the part that got our attention. Good-looking parts are nice. Good-looking parts that make the next service job easier are even better.

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