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Anyone install a Pro Street Breakout Fairing On Non-Pro Street Breakout?

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Old Jun 13, 2017 | 11:51 PM
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Default Anyone install a Pro Street Breakout Fairing On Non-Pro Street Breakout?

Like the look, but since it uses different forks I'm wondering if it's compatible? Haven't seen any post about it when searching so that I'd ask.

Also, are the forks interchangeable as well while still using a 21" front tire?
 
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Would definitely need to adjust for a fender on it. Also unsure how the dual discs might make a difference in how things line up. Forks should work on other breakout models. Just unsure about those ancillary issues. I am pretty sure the fairing won't work without those forks though. But that's just off the cuff thoughts.
 
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