Quick release fairing lowers
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Road Warrior
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Quick release fairing lowers
Does anyone have the quick release hardware on their fairing lowers? I have an 08 Ultra and have been thinking about getting the hardware, but have 2 questions....1) is the quick release hardware very hard to put on? 2) Does it make the lowers much easier to take off?
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RE: Quick release fairing lowers
I put them on my 07 ultra. It was an easy install and it is easy to remove them. When taking them on and off w/o, you need tools, and, if I remember right, there is a rubber compression washer on the bottom that will likely need to be replaced often. I plan on taking mine off for the summer and will likely put them back on if on a trip where I could hit rain or when cold weather comes.
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RE: Quick release fairing lowers
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I put them on my 07 ultra. It was an easy install and it is easy to remove them. When taking them on and off w/o, you need tools, and, if I remember right, there is a rubber compression washer on the bottom that will likely need to be replaced often. I plan on taking mine off for the summer and will likely put them back on if on a trip where I could hit rain or when cold weather comes.
I put them on my 07 ultra. It was an easy install and it is easy to remove them. When taking them on and off w/o, you need tools, and, if I remember right, there is a rubber compression washer on the bottom that will likely need to be replaced often. I plan on taking mine off for the summer and will likely put them back on if on a trip where I could hit rain or when cold weather comes.
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RE: Quick release fairing lowers
I've "heard" they are not worth the money, and you could probly take the fairings off either way in about the same time. Sure you don't need tools, but if you want to get the proper torque on them, you'll need tools anyway.
This is just what I've "heard"... I take mine off and on as-is frequently also when I practice......
So, to each his/her own
This is just what I've "heard"... I take mine off and on as-is frequently also when I practice......
So, to each his/her own
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