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Road Warrior
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The cafe fairing thing must be a West Coast biker thing. Reading the posts, folks from other parts of the country think its Hollywood BS. I didn't really believe a hardcore MC would use them -- but some of the posts here have proved me wrong.
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Thats a pretty common exhaust. It will run you a couple more coins though. I think the fairing actually makes the night train look cool. I wonder what one would look like on a fat boy?
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4th Gear
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From: Haughton La
I'm from the South & the Bandidos have been useing the 1/4 fairing for years. Thay even make there own, wich is one of the best I have ever seen, they are one solid pice, with no windshild. Most people who think its BS, most likely have know clue about the 1%er world.
If you get that on your Train, post us some pics.
The cafe fairing thing must be a West Coast biker thing. Reading the posts, folks from other parts of the country think its Hollywood BS. I didn't really believe a hardcore MC would use them -- but some of the posts here have proved me wrong.
The cafe fairing thing must be a West Coast biker thing. Reading the posts, folks from other parts of the country think its Hollywood BS. I didn't really believe a hardcore MC would use them -- but some of the posts here have proved me wrong.