So I finally found some time to make an attempt at installing my faring. As I have been previously warned, it came with the world's crappiest instructions. However using photos from a previous thread that I read on this forum I was able to make some progress. I initially installed it with the quarter inch spacer on top of the relocation bracket, however this didn't look quite right and things seemed a little bit off. I disassembled everything and put the quarter inch spacers below the relocation bracket as can be seen in the pictures below. Things seem to be lining up a bit better but had to head into work before I could finish. Just wondering from other members if this is how they set theirs up.

 

I found the instructions OK, but the hardware that Rifle included was really low quality and poorly chosen.

You did install yours correctly as was intended.

 

Do you have anymore pics with the fairing and windshield on the bike? Just curious been wanting to see one on a 39mm front end.

 

Don't know if its installed right or not but it looks good.

 

How about this part?



Completed pics will be posted once I'm done.

 

I bought all new stainless button head screws and nylok nuts for mine. No way I was using the hardware they supplied on my bike.

I didnt use the screws u pictured above.

 

Anyone have pics on a 39 front end?

 

there are a few different ways that i have seen people mount their rifles. how you did it looks good to me man. if it where mine i would replace that white plastic cap thing with a small rubber washer on both sides and stainless machine screw with stainless nylock nuts. it's cleaner looking. you just see the machine screw head and a little bit of rubber washer rather than the plastic thing.
the kit show's one support at bottom centre of fairing but i did mine like yours but mounted it to the HD quick release clamps top and bottom.
mine is on a 49mm but i would assume it would be similar to the others.
cheers.

 

This thread was a big help, Im installing mine now, and I think I could do it better if the instruction they sent were in Russian.

For a company that makes a really nice product, you would think a manual would come with it that has pics rather than drawings from a three year old!