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Above are the 2 Front flairings Harley offers (I know the pictures are small, but you can search the Harley website to get a larger one). es anybuddy have one of these and can tell me about them? I don't know which one I like best. And I've never seen one in real life. I'd like to know users feel about them. Wind noise? Wind divergence?
One of The moderators had one for sale a few months ago the fairing and the lower airdam is what Ithink he had for 200 bucks. I dont know if he still has them for sale but you could PM him and find out his name is The Punisher
Above are the 2 Front flairings Harley offers (I know the pictures are small, but you can search the Harley website to get a larger one). es anybuddy have one of these and can tell me about them? I don't know which one I like best. And I've never seen one in real life. I'd like to know users feel about them. Wind noise? Wind divergence?
I went with the visor, on my 2000 sportster I like the looks of it more so than the fairing with the windsheild. My favorite bikes have them the Night Rod, Night Rod Special, and the 03 FXDWG CVO model check paint colors i couldnt get mine already painted from the factory. There is no real change in wind noise or divergence that I noticed, though I had a tough time positioning it just right around the headlight.
so no one has the Color-Matched Detachable Quarter Fairing? Only the visor? I saw thevisor one on a adverstiment for the sportster back in 07' and I liked the way it looked. Thanks for all those pictures of your bike Killah_Steg.
I saw one of those fairings like steg has and thought about getting one, actually the one punisher was selling but I changed my mind. But yours is a really nice looking one, I like it a lot especially from the front.how easy off/on is it?
ORIGINAL: jwb47
yes I have a quarter fairing and like it very much . you will stil get some air but it dont feel like your being pushed off your bike.
So, If I had the windsheild docks in place wonder if it would fit right on them? I also have a headlight visor
wonder if that will have clearance? I know you prolly dont know the answers I am just talking out loud. I may get me one tho.
They are badass from the front. If you have a pic of your bike with the whole bike in it and dont mind posting it...
thanks.
ORIGINAL: jwb47
it uses standard harley docking hardware . takes about 1 minute to remove it.
so no one has the Color-Matched Detachable Quarter Fairing? Only the visor? I saw the visor one on a adverstiment for the sportster back in 07' and I liked the way it looked. Thanks for all those pictures of your bike Killah_Steg.
not a problem
glad to see im not the only one on here that likes the visor
and its going on a black 883R, im freaking jealous, thats my favorite Sportster next to the XLCR1000
keep us updated on the one that you choose and please post pics when youre done i wanna see either way you go...
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