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Not sure I would pull the trigger on this, but I'd like to hear from anyone who has put a Fairing on their Heritage. Pros and cons welcome. Curious if it helped with wind reduction enough to be worthwhile. Also just as interested in how you liked the look. Thanks
I wouldn’t know why anyone would want to put a fairing on a Heritage.
However perhaps a forum search of “softail bagger” will provide hundreds of reviews and opinions.
Add “Bluraven” to the search and you’ll likely find a detailed review of the Reckless Fairing.
Last edited by Bluraven; Jul 14, 2019 at 09:21 PM.
Everyone has an opinion...
With that said I like my fairing, but I don't like the weight and CG of the bigger touring bikes.
Been down that road, IF highway riding was the majority of miles I put on maybe I would go back to a touring bike.
I have a Deluxe with Rushmore hard bags and a customized fairing.
I get almost as good of coverage as I had with my Ultra and as good as the old FLHT.
The other nice factor is in about 3-5 minutes I can unplug and pop the fairing off and leave it at home and go naked or put my windshield on if that is my mood,
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Batwing on a Heritage? Opinions?
