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Road Master
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From: NC/SC
Updated the original post with better pics taken at work... Also this fairing is holding up pretty well after roughly 700 miles on it so far. Most of them have been at highway speed of 80+mph. All in all I am pretty happy with how the whole thing has turned out. 
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Road Master
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Thanks! It's pretty much where I wanted it to be so I am kinda going through the withdrawal symptoms right now as to what should be the next change. My wife is happy though as I am not spending as much time in garage anymore.
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From: california
I think you're right Curt! I never thought about it when mounting the turn signals. Guess that's what happens when you try to do things too quickly. However I did a 60 miles test ride (mostly on back roads) and nothing happened to the turn signals even after hitting some pot holes pretty hard. But I hear ya .... ordering the different relocation kit that moves the turns signals to fork brace bolts.
Thanks for the really good feedback and heads up.
Thanks for the really good feedback and heads up.
Don't worry about it, it'll never compress that far.
I strap my front end down when drag racing and there's still 2"+-
of room left.
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Nice additions kingxirol. The fairing looks good and I like the mirrors. Could be me but looks like on the garage pic, the turns might need re-aiming. Looks like they're point up slightly.
I took the Sporty for a ride yesterday. Had to take advantage of the 80* in Salisbury. Here's a pic showing the relo kit on the lower bracket. Looking for shorter mounts as these stick out a bit for me.
I took the Sporty for a ride yesterday. Had to take advantage of the 80* in Salisbury. Here's a pic showing the relo kit on the lower bracket. Looking for shorter mounts as these stick out a bit for me.
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Road Master
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Nice additions kingxirol. The fairing looks good and I like the mirrors. Could be me but looks like on the garage pic, the turns might need re-aiming. Looks like they're point up slightly.
I took the Sporty for a ride yesterday. Had to take advantage of the 80* in Salisbury. Here's a pic showing the relo kit on the lower bracket. Looking for shorter mounts as these stick out a bit for me.
I took the Sporty for a ride yesterday. Had to take advantage of the 80* in Salisbury. Here's a pic showing the relo kit on the lower bracket. Looking for shorter mounts as these stick out a bit for me.
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Nice ride Kingxirol! I like it a lot better with the fairings lower....but I am a low-rider kind of guy. I initially thought you must be a tall guy to see over those fairings....lol. Good job on your upgrades!
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Road Master
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thanks man. Glad you like it. And I'm really a shrimp at 5'5" ... hehe
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It's amazing what a difference a couple of inches can make. Looks much better with the fairing lower on the headlight. And the best part is you didn't have to cut anything up and that's always nice.