Help With Faring Removal
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2008
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From: Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
RE: Help With Faring Removal
ORIGINAL: Peppa1
Taking the headlight out first is way too much trouble and not necessary.
Taking the headlight out first is way too much trouble and not necessary.
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From: Ontario, Canada
RE: Help With Faring Removal
ORIGINAL: Jim Dawson
There is no need to tremove the headlight or passing lights. Just cover the passing lamps with old socks to prevent scratching. When the fairing is loose, just reach behind and disconnect the headlight and leave it attached to the fairing.
Removal is about a 10 minute job.
There is no need to tremove the headlight or passing lights. Just cover the passing lamps with old socks to prevent scratching. When the fairing is loose, just reach behind and disconnect the headlight and leave it attached to the fairing.
Removal is about a 10 minute job.
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From: Ontario, Canada
RE: Help With Faring Removal
ORIGINAL: cwilks
The link is great....leave the center screw at the windshield in and loose so when the others are out it doesn't slip down before your ready.......then take center screw out and reach in and dis-connect headlight from the back.
The link is great....leave the center screw at the windshield in and loose so when the others are out it doesn't slip down before your ready.......then take center screw out and reach in and dis-connect headlight from the back.
Cruiser
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 236
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From: Charlottetown Prince Edward Island
RE: Help With Faring Removal
Perfect timing. My SG finally arrived-got to open the box today. It will get dropped off on saturday-not sure if I will wax first, or install my Infinity Kappas!! Can't wait to start playing (can't ride till get better weather)
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From: Ontario, Canada
RE: Help With Faring Removal
One more really important thing, the screws on the drivers side of the fairing are t27 not t25. A magnetic screwdriver for the ones at the bottom betwee the forks is a real good idea.
Harleyglideman, cool paint there. How about some more pictures?
Harleyglideman, cool paint there. How about some more pictures?
Road Master
Joined: Mar 2008
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From: Florida
RE: Help With Faring Removal
Thanks for the compliment on the paint.
a) I don't want to hijack; and
b) I can't figure out how the hell to upload any other photos other thant the avatar. I followed the directions and re-sized but it still doesn't work. So that's all you're getting for now. Browsing I can do, anything more than that is a big challenge.
Ride safe.
a) I don't want to hijack; and
b) I can't figure out how the hell to upload any other photos other thant the avatar. I followed the directions and re-sized but it still doesn't work. So that's all you're getting for now. Browsing I can do, anything more than that is a big challenge.
Ride safe.
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Ontario, Canada
RE: Help With Faring Removal
I don't want to hijack this either, but I'd sure like to see that bike.
Try emailing them to me at mwalton@personainternet.com
Try emailing them to me at mwalton@personainternet.com