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Bat wing or not, I think its gonna be a popular motorcycle. My guess is the bat wing that fits the fatboys and heritage forks will be the closest fit.
My quick measurements also showed FL Softail dimensions for windshield/lightbar/front fender etc. Nothing close to Roadking/Electra-Glide at all................
Man AFM, every time I see one of you FL Dyna guys post, I start thinking I should put my Springer in the For Sale section and get to work on a fully chromed out Heritage front end with light bar and 16 inch wheel.
Man AFM, every time I see one of you FL Dyna guys post, I start thinking I should put my Springer in the For Sale section and get to work on a fully chromed out Heritage front end with light bar and 16 inch wheel.
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Are you kidding, your bike is too cool to change. Maybe a 2nd bike?.......
Triple trees are a little further apart on the Dyna than a Softail. Unless HD did some changes on the FLD. Some mods would need to be made to get a current Softail batwing with the larger headlight on it.
My quick measurements also showed FL Softail dimensions for windshield/lightbar/front fender etc. Nothing close to Roadking/Electra-Glide at all................
My earlier reference to the batwing was referring to the Memphis Shades Batwing. There is no difference between the Road King or Softail fairings except for the mounting brackets.
The trouble with HD batwings is the fact that they are tilted forward when compared to the Shovelhead batwing to allow for the sound system and the speakers. Maybe I've been a Shovelhead rider for too long, but this looks funny to me. A batwing on a Dyna already looks odd and the forward tilt makes it look worse. With the forward tilt a lot more air comes up from under the fairing and in your face. All the aftermarket wings that I've checked out are patterned from the HD one except the Memphis Shades is not a true copy. I haven't ridden behind a Memphis one either. First 2 pics are with Shovel batwing.
Well here it is in a way........... The perspective and scale is a little off as well as the color shade but it gives an idea of what it "could" look like.
Give me quick release hardware for this batwing fairing and I would buy it in a heartbeat for my FLD. The stock windshield the switchback has is too small for me and I'm only 6' tall. It's height is perfectly placed so my stache sticks out at attention when I have the windshield on. I'm getting lots of women flashing me phone numbers though when that stache is flappin...lol.
Seriously, I'd definitely add this batwing on the FLD for long trips especially in the spring going to Laughlin when it's bug-hell...that is, as long as it was integrated into the quick-release system.
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