Highline Recreation is a local Utah company based out of Logan. They are excellent to work with and have come up with some awesome products. I really like these Tugger products. For about $45.00 you can have a Tugger for the front and rear of your dirt bike and a set of Bar Savers to boot. In the world of motorcycle parts and accessories these are a great bargain! Not to mention http://www.thetugger.com/ is the only place to make these. They resell from several places online too. Go to http://www.thetugger.com/ to find your favorite web based store or order directly from them.
The installation was a breeze and it seems they have gone out of their way to make sure everyone has all the stuff to make a super fit. There are a few different styles for the rear Tugger. I used style 1 for my Yamaha WR450. They have a fit chart on their website at http://www.thetugger.com/ The instructions were easy to follow, granted the Tugger is fairly self explanatory. Where and when to use each bushing is good info though.
There are full color illustrations in the instructions.
I have the Stealth Tuggers as shown here. For $6.00 more they will embroider anything you want on them. I have seen some people put their name and plate number on the front Tugger. It looks great.
As far as fit goes these look great and fit nicely. They are out of the way but easy to get to when needed. The elastic on the rear Tugger is a bit of genius, it works perfectly. It snaps tight against the seat but allows you to slide your hand under to get a hold of the Tugger.
This is the setup that was sent to Solutions Sleuth. Tugger rear type 1
Tugger Front
Bar Savers.
I think these are a must have for any off road bike. I thing every bike should come with them! I wasn't sure I would like the front Tugger but after installing it and pulling my bike into the back of a truck a couple of times I'm sold. I haven't had to Tug my bike out of a gully or from off the side of a steep single track trail yet but I believe that is when I will be most happy to have these installed. Two people could save a bike from most anywhere with these.

If you would like to see more on the install, fit and look check out this video.