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Very early this morning I met with Paul Barber while on the road with his family from Jacksonville, Fl. to Americade (Lake George, NY) and then to Laconia, NH so he could install a newly painted inner fairing. Perfect match Crimson Red Sunglo. Normally a 45 -55 min to remove a stock inner fairing and replace with a painted one. Bikes such as mine with fairing mounted GPS and oil temp gauge takes about 20-30 minutes longer. Great guy and great product. Examples of his work can be seen on his facebook listing "Painted Harley Fairings".
Paul is without out a doubt the best bang & quickest installer for sure!
Did you meet him off I-95 around Emporia or on the coast?
Bike looks complete with the inner painted. I truly feel that's the way they should come from the MoCo, as much as these things are costing now a days!!!
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