has anyone used this fairing before??
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The only thing I'm concerned about with the aftermarket fairing is how it will sit on the bike.
I have a friend who just got rid of his '08 Heritage for an '09 Ultra. When he had the Heritage, he purchased one of those Quadzilla fairings. The way the fairing sat on the Heritage made it look like it didn't belong. It sat too far out and too high on the bike -- looked awkward.
So over the past month or so while looking for aftermarket fairings for the Dyna, I've been concerned that one of these fairings will look out of place unless the mounting system is designed with that in mind -- to sit snug and at the right height.
But now that jackyl may be making some mounts, and given he did such a good job with the other products I've purchased, I'm worried about that a lot less now
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i agree i have seen some that stick out like a sore thumb that just looked awful. i want it so it fits snug and looks like it was made for the bike, jackyl
Jackyl,
As you will know, dyna's come with 39, 41 and 49 mm fork tubes. In attachement you will find a diagram on the use of different types of detachable quick release clamps, as well as their p/n's.
More detailed info on other p/n's soon to be found in the instruction sheets ***H-D instruction sheets database***
I hope you will keep us informed on the prototypes design process.
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FXD2003Rider
As you will know, dyna's come with 39, 41 and 49 mm fork tubes. In attachement you will find a diagram on the use of different types of detachable quick release clamps, as well as their p/n's.
More detailed info on other p/n's soon to be found in the instruction sheets ***H-D instruction sheets database***
I hope you will keep us informed on the prototypes design process.
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FXD2003Rider
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