With all of the many after market fairing choices now available, I am wondering what is your opinion of who builds the best fairing? The best, I believe, won't buffet at high speeds, is of solid construction, is well trimmed (ie, no sprayed fiberglass particles dangling), produces awesome sound from the radio (why else do we buy these?), and is reasonably priced for the quality.

I've listed the fairing manufacturers I know.

Hoppe www.hoppeindustries.com
Woody's www.woodysfairings.com
Dragonfly www.dragonflycycleconcepts.com
Tsukayu www.tsukayu.com
Wide Open www.wideopencustom.com

and I missed one not on the poll.

Dead Center www.deadcentercycles.com


If there are others please let me know.

Thanks all and happy trails..

PS: Trying Poll feature. First time, lets see if it works...

 

You missed the best one

http://www.deadcentercycles.com/

 

Me!
(and Dawg):

 

A buddy has the Hoppe Quadzilla on his RK. He likes it alot, looks good.

 

I have the Hoppe Quadzilla, I upgraded my speakers and head unit awesome sound.

 

Iviguy, you're right, I did miss Dead Center. My bad.

 

Any fairings out there for the new Dyna Super Glides???

 

Unless the price is WAY less, .....why wouldn't you get the Harley fairing.

Just my opinion, but the aftermarket ones don't look anywhere near what they should.

 

http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go...D/29/IMID/1791

I think i'm gonna try this one, sure would've been helpful if it was in your poll.

 

i had a quadzilla on a Japanese bike that I had awhile back. the sound is SICK. the fit and finish was ok but I kept blowing mp3 players for some reason. easy fix-just get a head unit that has an ipod hook up or an aux on the face. The only complaint I had is that it wasn't a super sturdy mount. it flexed a fair amount. that however doesn't mean that mounted to the hd's you'd have that same issue. the mounts might be fine.

the sportzilla, in my opinion is a very nice LOOKING fairing.