It's awesome to see these pictures, as I've toyed with an HD quarter fairing on my (extremely similar) bike for awhile...

I think I would order the Bung King adapter plates to use the HD quick release clamps, as I have a set of them doing nothing in my garage right now...

Thanks for posting these!

 

Very sweet bike. How did you find it?

 

Craigslist. Had lots of patience and was ready to buy immediately when the right bike came around.

 

nice DX! welcome!

 

Coming along very nicely brother. Such a clean example.

 

Was the seller close to you or did you have to travel to get it? I have never bought off of craigslist but have been looking at it for a few years. I know there are some real deals to be found. Looks like you found one.

Did you get it from the original owner? 11k miles is nothing on a 2002. Garage queen.

 

The seller was 100 miles away. I was looking within a 400 mile radius.

Yes, it was a fantastic deal too. If I said what I purchased it for, you wouldn't believe me, so I'm going to keep that information to myself.

The seller was the second owner.

 

Lots of minor changes completed this weekend.

• Added a Custom Dynamics LED taillight with integrated turn signals.
• Removed factory turn signals.
• Removed reflectors on the forks and rear fender.
• New Bitwell Atlas seat.
• Painted the fairing windshield.

 

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I ditched the Biltwell seat. It wasn't the best fit and had some wobble side to side. Back to the stock seat.

After adding the fairing, riding on the expressway was a nightmare at anything over 60 mph. I was getting blasted right in the eyes. This most likely wouldn't be a problem with a full face helmet, but that's not what I wear, although that may change in the future.

I decided to try the Laminar Lip made for the HD Quarter fairing. I was unsure how I felt about the looks of it at first and wasn't all that fond of the fact that it just sticks on to the fairing.

However, this thing works like a champ. Shoots the wind right up over my head at 100+ mph. Even ran the bike at the local drag strip for their Harley Drag Night and the wind screen worked great. As far as the looks, judge for yourself.








Hopefully I can get my new Westcoast MX bars installed this week.