In an effort to collect the various info regarding the FXRT/FXRP style fixed fairings, lowers and windscreens available to Dyna owners, thought I'd start a thread with the stuff available for those wanting to research this popular mod.

Would like to hear from folks who have installed an FXRT/P style fairing on their Dyna, and please post pics of your bike....and what your impressions are regarding the fairing. Tech info always appreciated!!


Deviant Fabrications from Lebanon, yes....Lebanon.

http://www.deviantfabrications.com/

JD Customs

http://jdcustomsandfabrications.bigc...t-fairing-kits


Conely's

http://conelysaccessoriesusa.com/fxr...-and-brackets/


Big Bear Choppers

http://store.bigbearchoppers.com/bbc...xrs-and-dynas/


BMC Motorcycle Co.

http://bmc-motorcycle-co.mybigcommerce.com/


Russ Wernimont

http://www.russwernimont.com/RWD-501...KIT_p_321.html


Vacant House Parts

http://www.vacanthouseparts.com/


Elvis Place (OG Used FXRP/T Fairings & OEM FXR Parts)

http://elvisplace.com/Fairings_c10.htm


Clearview Shields

http://www.clearviewshields.com/moto...davidson/fxrp/





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i have a vacant fairing in the process of getting it mounted/painted i only have mounted pics right now

 

Great idea for a thread Lama. Should be interesting and informative

 

adding an OG fxrt fairing to my FXDX this winter so Ill be paying attention to this! So far the guys at JDfab and the guys are Devfab, even from Lebanon, are great to deal with btw.

 

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My FXD/RT setup is a real mutt - I have a Conley's fairing, JD pursuit pods, USA Biker lowers, an old no-name chin spoiler from eBay, and DevFab fairing mounting hardware.

I also have a Kenwood Bluetooth amp tucked inside the fairing with a pair of 5" Polk Audio marine grade speakers.

I love the pocket of clean air that this setup offers and I think it looks alright too, haha! The only changes I plan to make from this point is a windshield with a little recurve for a little more bubble around me and a new headlight cover, as mine is cracked. I also want to replace the DevFab neck adapter with one from JD, because the DevFab one is one of the old cast aluminum ones and it cracked when I tried mount the fairing the first time. I think JD's is a better design and seems more solid than this one.

 

Great info XjldX !!

 

This is my BMC fairing. I've since added a daymaker style LED headlight.

I had played around with the idea before and actually purchased a Deviant Setup as well as a Conely's setup. I do not like the Deviant neck mount so I sold that, and I actually threw Conely's in the trash because the mount didn't even fit my bike. Of course I was refused a refund after a long argument. A story for another thread, but some unsolicited advice- NEVER BUY FROM CONELY. I have made that mistake more than once over the past several years and each time I have abandoned his products. Took me a couple of times to learn my lesson.

The nice thing about the BMC kit is that it is a complete kit. Comes with a mount that works and lines up 100% straight with no machining, grinding, or cutting. They include the headlight, bucket, shields, and all fasteners. Only thing I had to do was drill a couple of holes for the whisker mounts before sending off to paint.

BMC customer service and follow up was great. You hear a lot of bullsh*t from dudes about how good customer service from some company when all they really did was answer a question via email and put a part in a priority mail box and ship it on time.. Which is what should be expected... BMC is the real deal- they actually followed up several times and checked in with me to see how it was going. I could text Mike now and he would answer. Pretty cool.

The only negative I would say about the BMC kit is the vent screens. I think they look cheap and chose not to run them. Vacant House makes some cool looking ones that I believe are aluminum and they now sell them separately so I'm thinking about buying those, but for now I'm good running nothing.

The fairing comes with an 8 inch shield, but I just ordered a taller recurve shield from Clearview, pretty stoked to see how that works out. Other than changing the headlight and the windscreen, I couldn't be happier with this setup. I like to ride long distances fast and this does the trick. Having a frame mounted fairing is nice in the wind.

 

I have the JD Customs FXRT repop, along with their lowers and clamshell bags.

I absolutely love this set up. It looks killer and is super comfortable! It also not hard to install and the JD neck clamp works great.

I added some Custom Dynamics LED amber lights in the pod area for turn signals and an after market "daymaker" that I got off ebay that works great.

 

Can you guys give me a freaking break?!!!!!! Jeeze!