Fairing installed
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Birmingham _ England
I really dont understand why you would want to put one on yer bike.
Each to there own and all that but in my opinion its horrid and that sort of thing should stay on Jap crap.
No Offence intended but you did ask what we think
-=BJ=-
Each to there own and all that but in my opinion its horrid and that sort of thing should stay on Jap crap.
No Offence intended but you did ask what we think
-=BJ=-
Road Warrior
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Texas City, TX
Um yeah. Go to Frisco and tell one of the Hell's Angels that their FXR's with fairings are Jap Crap...Let me know how that works out for ya.
You Are entitled to your opinion, and it Was asked for. A simple, "I don't like it" would suffice.
You Are entitled to your opinion, and it Was asked for. A simple, "I don't like it" would suffice.
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Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Everywhere, USA
Well, I did ask for opinions and Bobber Jay is certainly entitled to his. It's probably a safe bet that Jay isn't going to purchase one of these fairings anytime soon. Btw- the fairing is made in the good old USA by HD not by any Japanese (or Jap if you will) manafacturer.
I was out on the highway (about 70 mph) yesterday and the fairing does help with the wind in the chest feeling, but doesn't do much to prevent the wind in the face feeling...that's a good thing, right?
We all want to make our bikes unique. To make them "our own." We don't want cookie-cutter bikes that all look the same. We pay $10g's plus for these bikes and they still aren't good enough...we immediately want to change them.
The direction I'm taking my bike isn't for everybody or anybody other than me. I do value the opinions of others though, whether they are in line with my opinions or not.
I was out on the highway (about 70 mph) yesterday and the fairing does help with the wind in the chest feeling, but doesn't do much to prevent the wind in the face feeling...that's a good thing, right?
We all want to make our bikes unique. To make them "our own." We don't want cookie-cutter bikes that all look the same. We pay $10g's plus for these bikes and they still aren't good enough...we immediately want to change them.
The direction I'm taking my bike isn't for everybody or anybody other than me. I do value the opinions of others though, whether they are in line with my opinions or not.
Last edited by Sonny's World; Jul 20, 2009 at 06:30 PM.
Tourer
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 327
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From: Birmingham _ England
Just for CountryPunk:
"Sorry i dont like it."
http://www.bulldogbash.eu/ maybe see ya there this year ?
And to Sonny's world :
I see from your response you are a level headed straight talking guy , i didnt mean to offend if i did and you are quite correct we all have different visions for our rides.
As long as you enjoy yours mate , thats all that matters.
-=BJ=-
"Sorry i dont like it."
http://www.bulldogbash.eu/ maybe see ya there this year ?
And to Sonny's world :
I see from your response you are a level headed straight talking guy , i didnt mean to offend if i did and you are quite correct we all have different visions for our rides.
As long as you enjoy yours mate , thats all that matters
.-=BJ=-
Last edited by Bobber Jay; Jul 20, 2009 at 05:56 PM.
I'm not so sure it would look good with my apes but if I go back to smaller bars I'm deff going to look into getting one.
