Looks nice and functional.

Looks nice and matches the luggage rack quite well. A little tricky to install. I created a template and taped it to the trunk before drilling the holes instead of using masking tape as instructed.

Fitted in about 40 minutes as shown in the instructions. Now the rack can be used as intended again. Placement of holes needs to be very accurate using transparent tape on the lid, then marking around the placed handle where it touches with a felt tipped pen. Then measure the centres of the holes on the handle and ensuring they match the centre of the markings you've made. then make a centre punch mark using a sharp pointed object to guide the drill bit initially and then gentle drill slowly until through. Fit handle loosely to locate all the screws and then tighten evenly. Looks great and very practical with excellent chrome plating.

A nice dress up item that is also practical! A little hard to get holes drilled in right place but with care it worked out first time, just time consuming to make it right. After having it I always lift trunk by handle now not my luggage rack!

This may fit a 1500, but was not designed for an 1800 as stated. The mounting pegs do not match the contour of the trunk, the screws are not long enough and you will most likely drill through the latch if not extremely careful. It does look good but would not go through it again.

Can't beat the price but, before you take my word for anything, I need to explain that I didn't install it as designed. I didn't have the heart to drill through a new trunk so, I thought a little outside the box. I have the Kuryakyn Luggage Rack with the riser set up which was installed by the dealer. In the absence of a handle, I'd always find myself lifting the trunk lid by the back of the rack. I installed this on the underside of the aft end of the rack. I countersunk some stainess screws through the top after making a template. I have some chrome screws on order.

Well, it worked for me