Cheapest place to buy quarter fairing?
#2
Cheapest one I know of is the old school mad max EMGO bmw type fairing. $79 from JC Whitney.
http://www.jcwhitney.com/sport-style...wx?filterid=j1
Of course if you want something fancier you'll have to spend a little more money. The Arlen Ness Dyna fairing looks pretty good IMO. Amazon has the ready for paint ones for $260.
http://www.amazon.com/Arlen-Ness-Dir.../dp/B0041P498Y
Kinney Cycles has the gloss black for $312
http://www.kinneycycles.com/servlet/...S-BLACK/Detail
http://www.jcwhitney.com/sport-style...wx?filterid=j1
Of course if you want something fancier you'll have to spend a little more money. The Arlen Ness Dyna fairing looks pretty good IMO. Amazon has the ready for paint ones for $260.
http://www.amazon.com/Arlen-Ness-Dir.../dp/B0041P498Y
Kinney Cycles has the gloss black for $312
http://www.kinneycycles.com/servlet/...S-BLACK/Detail
#6
I think that was a making wind, breaking wind joke.
On the bikes I've ridden with them the quarter fairing didn't do much for wind blockage unless I was in a full cafe tuck or they were obscenely large, YMMV. Even my 88 GSXR's fairing didn't make a whole lot of difference on or off for wind blocking. It would be cool if they made a Dyna fairing with a double bubble like the aftermarket sport bike ones. The Wind Vest works really well for a lower profile windshield. Not the coolest looking thing though.
On the bikes I've ridden with them the quarter fairing didn't do much for wind blockage unless I was in a full cafe tuck or they were obscenely large, YMMV. Even my 88 GSXR's fairing didn't make a whole lot of difference on or off for wind blocking. It would be cool if they made a Dyna fairing with a double bubble like the aftermarket sport bike ones. The Wind Vest works really well for a lower profile windshield. Not the coolest looking thing though.
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If budget was my primary concern I would find an inexpensive 7" and run that. There's also a lot of street fighter, cafe racer and sport bike take-offs options for 1/4 fairings, but that stuff will require a lot of fab work to make it work and in the end probably won't be cheaper than just buying a Ness, HD or whatever fairing. Cheap can get expensive pretty quick
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