Great job! How did you mount it? Was the hardware included?

 

Wow- That looks freaking awesome! I have been looking at these fairings for a while now, but wasn't sure about the quality or the fit until now. Your success with this has spurred me to try the same thing on my Iron.

 

Looks good, I love the fairing I put on mine

 

The mounting hardware that it came with seemed almost random... I only used three of the bolts it came with and the mounting bracket. I went to the hardware depot and picked up a 3/8" Teflon bushing, a couple neoprene washers (to reduce vibration) a 6x1.0 metric bolt and a metal washer. Without it the fairing stuck out in front of the light at an odd angle and seemed to rattle a bit.
If you all are really interested I will do a proper write up on how to mount it in a sturdy fashion.

The back side of the fairing is painted as well but not layered with all the clear. Just a couple coats for protection. It won't be buffed or anything. Maybe I'll shoot up a couple more pictures later.

 

Yeah can you post a pic of the back side and show the mounting you used?

 

niice

 

that came out great.

 

Yea dude, give us a walkthrough the process you used since I'll be doing the same thing here in a month or so. I was a little leery about that gap between the headlight and fairing when i was looking at the pictures on ebay, but I figured that it was a non issue since i couldn't see any gap in your photos. Always up for more information!

 

Looking good man! I put one of these on my old solid mounted sportster, the mounts just couldn't take the vibration on the highway and snapped off, I'm sure it'll be fine on a rubber mounted bike though.

 

I purchased the same Ebay fairing, but have yet to get around to mounting it. You've done an inspiring job! Looks fantastic!