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I think it looks good on that bike. How does it work as a fairing? Sometimes the low fairings like that work but sometimes they just cause a lot of buffeting to riders head.
Here are some pics of the Bullet fairing on my 08 Fatboy. Fits nice and firm, no rattling or movement of any kind (have had her up to 100mph so far). Wind deflection good but need to take it on a longer run.
Last edited by WAhog; Jan 18, 2011 at 07:11 AM.
Reason: NB Flickr is messing around and the pics have been removed from my account
Can someone who has the bullet fairing give some dimensions for me so I can decide what handlebars to get.
#1- distance from the top of the gauge cluster to the lowest part of the fairing that hangs over the handlebars.
#2- what is the width at that lowest point
#3- what is the distance from the top of the gauge cluster to the very top of the fairing
I'm trying to decide if I can still get apes with this fairing and if so how wide to they have to be. If I have to get cruiser type bars, how tall can they be without hitting the fairing. Thanks
Can someone who has the bullet fairing give some dimensions for me so I can decide what handlebars to get.
#1- distance from the top of the gauge cluster to the lowest part of the fairing that hangs over the handlebars.
#2- what is the width at that lowest point
#3- what is the distance from the top of the gauge cluster to the very top of the fairing
I'm trying to decide if I can still get apes with this fairing and if so how wide to they have to be. If I have to get cruiser type bars, how tall can they be without hitting the fairing. Thanks
Hey Brad - can't get to the bike right now but I have 1.75 inch thick T-bars with 8 inch rise and 12.5 inch pull back - I will try and get some measurements tomorrow.
I still have my 10" round utility bag attached the bars underneath the screen (and still managed to fit a bag of five burgers in under the screen coming home last week!). Would have thought that apes would be a no go with this fairing though, even if they did fit not sure it would look right anyway.
Thanks good to know. Did you keep the stock cables for those t-bars? Also if you wouldn't mind PMing me the price and where you got the Burleigh bars from, was it straight from Burleigh? Thanks
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