Dyna fairing
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I was going to start a thread on this very subject. I have a 2000 Lowrider and would like to have a fairing (already have a windshield) with radio and speakers. Fact is I am already thinking about a touring bike with that being one of the reasons.
So I am watching to see if anyone has any recommendations for a fairing or a company that makes them.
So I am watching to see if anyone has any recommendations for a fairing or a company that makes them.
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there are several companies that make them as the post above . sw cycle audio makes one that fits a dyna but i never received a email back from them answering a few questions, SO i made my own mounts using the radio caddy faring . you can get it from jp cycles or granpas like i did ( granpas is alot cheaper ). Im into the project so far for about $450 not counting a radio and speaker that i haven got yet.
I used my quick detach windshield brackets and then fabbed up the rest. Not real hard , just time consuming trying to get the measurements right. The brackets in the one picture are temporary to get the right measurements ,I did the final brackets yesterday ( made out of better steel and hardware). I also added a tour pack ( cheap one from ebay). Everything can be taken off in about 15 - 20 minutes or so , then i can have my stripped down bob again lol
heres a few pics
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I used my quick detach windshield brackets and then fabbed up the rest. Not real hard , just time consuming trying to get the measurements right. The brackets in the one picture are temporary to get the right measurements ,I did the final brackets yesterday ( made out of better steel and hardware). I also added a tour pack ( cheap one from ebay). Everything can be taken off in about 15 - 20 minutes or so , then i can have my stripped down bob again lol
heres a few pics
Peace
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Today is the first day i had a chance to really stretch the bike out. the wind protection seemed pretty good, i noticed in the light rain today it seemed to push alot more towards my knee area, chest stayed pretty dry. The windshield i have on is a 6" , the buffeting is not bad but im thinking i may go with a 8" . My wife said she gets more wind around her head VS the windshield.
Here is a few pics i took with a cell phone camera, i 4got the good camera while making the bracket ( DuH). Ill try and get some better pics tommorow.
THe last picture if of the quick detach brackets i used from Memphis shades while moving the turn signals and internally wring the bars
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Thanks man. That's a perfect link.
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thanks JRK , Still lots of work to do but its coming together nicely. Having a windshield cut ( 2" higher) still need to wire up for the radio ect.... then paint, i think im gonna use bedliner on the backside then flat black the outside ofcourse lol . I picked up a SE 180 tire today to put on also :-)
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