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I got tired of the custom fairings and saddle bags I was buying online. Much of what I was finding, that was reasonably priced, was not very unique and often times poor quality. There were much better parts to be found, but with a jump obviously in price and they still were't as unique as I was hoping for; so I started making my own parts. Fits both Road King and Softail models Fits both Road King and Softail models Fits both Road King and Softail models
2016 Road King
2006 Fatboy
I'm making replacement outer fairings for the Road Glide and Street Glide models as well.
Road Glide Outer Fairing - 2015 & up
Street Glide Outer Fairing - 2000 & up
I'm starting to make matching saddle bags as well.
The fairings come predrilled for mounting, and primer painted. The only prep work would be to clean the edges as desired (some like them rounded, some squared off), wet sand and paint.
There are 2 types of fairings, ones that replace the windshield on Road Kings and Softails. After the stereo, speakers and wiring is completed, simply remove the windshield and mount this fairing using the same mounting pins as the windshield. In this case, there is an outer and an inner fairing.
Then there is the outer fairing replacement fairing. It's an actual replacement, meaning you remove the factory outer fairing and replace it with this new custom fairing.
Skull pattern on a 2012 Street Glide Flame pattern on a 2012 Street Glide Satan Black, on 2012 Street Glide
Yup, nice work. Not sure how you are promoting them but I am sure that you would attract interest if you got a booth in some of the upcoming local motorcycles shows or venues. Even at Daytona or Myrtle Beach which are just a few months from now.
This is the kind of stuff that I go see because it gives the opportunity to talk to the people who actually make it versus some sales rep over the phone.
Also, since you are making them, have you thought of making some, perhaps a two-piece fairing that would mount to the frame versus the forks?
I got a similar comment earlier, I have a paid subscription for that reason. However, after the previous comment I looked into what, if anything, was different between a vendor account and a paid subscription and could not find anything that explained a vendor account (or how to get one). I did look into current vendor accounts and they seem to be more established businesses. I'm just doing this more as a hobby...hoping it grows into a business..lol
I'll keep looking and see if I can find more details on the vendor accounts and if it applies to me.
To be honest, I haven't looked at the 2018 sport glide yet...so much work just getting fairings for current models.
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Harley Replacement Fairings
