Dyna Fairing
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To confuse things more, last night in the garage I took the brackets off of my HD QD windshield and lined them up with the ones on the Memphis Shades fairing.
It would take a little bending of the tabs, and adding a piece of metal for the lower mounting tab but I'm pretty sure it would work like a charm.
It would take a little bending of the tabs, and adding a piece of metal for the lower mounting tab but I'm pretty sure it would work like a charm.
I'm heading...
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Yep that's what I mean. The two brackets on the inside of your windshield (each bracket attached with 3 small nuts) look to me that they'll work with the fairing with a little work.
What I didn't confirm was if the angle or tilt of the fairing from front to back would be an issue. But again that's something that could be adjusted with spacers.
What I didn't confirm was if the angle or tilt of the fairing from front to back would be an issue. But again that's something that could be adjusted with spacers.
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i started emailing questions to 2orange from the ebay auction. he said that if you bought the memphis shades fairing and then bought the mounting kit part number 2320-0031 which is for a fat/slim windshield and mount that to the faring. Since that part number will work on the 49mm forks. He said with this kit the fairing will pull off like a windshield as a quick release. The only thing different is the there will be the 4 clamps on your forks that will be left behind when you pull the fairing. The good thing he said is then if you also have a windshield, that the windshield will also mount directly to that same hardware.
This is a little different than Bry's install where he has the 4 quick release clamps connected to the fairing thus leaving nothing behind when removed. I like this option better.
But when it comes down to cost, to go Bry's way then you have to buy the mounting bracket for 61. and 4 quickrelease clamps for 138.ish ( 34 a piece through harley). Thats about 200 when your done. Or buy the whole mounting kit from memphis shades for 137.ish and have the 4 clamps left behind on the forks. And with this you can mount a windshield or fairing on the same clamps.
Either way I think i am getting closer to buying one.
This is a little different than Bry's install where he has the 4 quick release clamps connected to the fairing thus leaving nothing behind when removed. I like this option better.
But when it comes down to cost, to go Bry's way then you have to buy the mounting bracket for 61. and 4 quickrelease clamps for 138.ish ( 34 a piece through harley). Thats about 200 when your done. Or buy the whole mounting kit from memphis shades for 137.ish and have the 4 clamps left behind on the forks. And with this you can mount a windshield or fairing on the same clamps.
Either way I think i am getting closer to buying one.
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I've got to wait a week or so for the change jar to fill up again, but I'm going to have the
local indy who's a Memphis dealer order the fairing and 7" clear "windshield" for me, but not
the Memphis brackets. I have the complete HD clamp-type windshield already so I'll see if I
can go to a direct mount. If that works, I'm about $75 ahead of the game. If not, I'll have
him order the Memphis brackets and I'll only be a week or so behind.
local indy who's a Memphis dealer order the fairing and 7" clear "windshield" for me, but not
the Memphis brackets. I have the complete HD clamp-type windshield already so I'll see if I
can go to a direct mount. If that works, I'm about $75 ahead of the game. If not, I'll have
him order the Memphis brackets and I'll only be a week or so behind.
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I saw post 6... That doesn't mean it will truly fit a narrow glide... The ebay add states it will fit 2006 and up. All 2006 and up Dyna's are wide not narrow.
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I've got to wait a week or so for the change jar to fill up again, but I'm going to have the
local indy who's a Memphis dealer order the fairing and 7" clear "windshield" for me, but not
the Memphis brackets. I have the complete HD clamp-type windshield already so I'll see if I
can go to a direct mount. If that works, I'm about $75 ahead of the game. If not, I'll have
him order the Memphis brackets and I'll only be a week or so behind.
local indy who's a Memphis dealer order the fairing and 7" clear "windshield" for me, but not
the Memphis brackets. I have the complete HD clamp-type windshield already so I'll see if I
can go to a direct mount. If that works, I'm about $75 ahead of the game. If not, I'll have
him order the Memphis brackets and I'll only be a week or so behind.
i'm 6' tall
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Thank you!!! Idea's for winter mods are starting to churn up again now!!