Night Rod Headlight - 1/4 fairing
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Hollister, CA
Just purchased the 1/4 fairing from local HD. .. takes 25 days .. has to come from the MOCO paint shop, even tho' I am getting the primed only version. And yes I will have to make it work on my 49mm tubes. But , dangit I am riding this winter and I gotta get that cold wind offa my chest. I will let ya know how the mounting goes.
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Road Master
Joined: Jan 2007
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From:
I finally got the time to mount my night rod fairing on my 06 dyna, but not my bars yet. Thanks for the info last saint, and it looks bad a$$. I bought a new bare one off ebay for 60 bucks, and got the back mold from harley for about 15 bucks, and it sandwiched right on the stock headlight. I'll post pics when I get around to it!
Road Master
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Dago
[QUOTE=last saint;4017318]It won't help the wind at all. The fairing is too small and is mostly for aesthetic purposes. You don't need a nightrod headlight to attach it. I bought mine from Chicago HD for around $100 and then had it painted.
Part#68971-98B
And yes it will fit the newer dynas.QUOTE]
Did it come with the backing plate to mount? or did you need to purchase that separate?
Part#68971-98B
And yes it will fit the newer dynas.QUOTE]
Did it come with the backing plate to mount? or did you need to purchase that separate?
Road Captain
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 559
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From: north carolina
I've got one of the Night Rod Fairings that I would be willing to sell. I do not have the cup that goes on the back of the headlight but like was said above it can be picked up for around $15-20.
The one I have is gloss black it does have a couple of scratches on the top from where the previous owner had a windshield over the fairing but I believe they could be buffed out.
If anyone is interested I'd be willing to take $70 including shipping.
The one I have is gloss black it does have a couple of scratches on the top from where the previous owner had a windshield over the fairing but I believe they could be buffed out.
If anyone is interested I'd be willing to take $70 including shipping.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Oct 2007
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From: West Palm Beach, Florida
[QUOTE=hksigman;5716555]
Its a kit that comes with everything. The mounting cup, rubber seal, screws, and fairing.
It won't help the wind at all. The fairing is too small and is mostly for aesthetic purposes. You don't need a nightrod headlight to attach it. I bought mine from Chicago HD for around $100 and then had it painted.
Part#68971-98B
And yes it will fit the newer dynas.QUOTE]
Did it come with the backing plate to mount? or did you need to purchase that separate?
Part#68971-98B
And yes it will fit the newer dynas.QUOTE]
Did it come with the backing plate to mount? or did you need to purchase that separate?
Ultimate HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 7,465
Likes: 15
From: Corona, Ca
Pretty sure it would fit your night train headlight...mr lucky wanted to swap buckets with me but we never ended up doing it but its a straight swap..
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