Vented fairing lowere
Road Master
Joined: Apr 2009
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From: Rochester, NY
Bought them and glad I did fort he wet and cold times... which in upstate NY is more often than not. Went up to my property last week and the lows were in the mid 40's but the days were perfect... 70s.
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Road Master
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Near Tacoma
$519. + $20. shipping from Chicago HD for brand new color matched........
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Road Master
Joined: Jan 2006
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From: Near Tacoma
They're the ones to go to, any stock HD part is something like 20% off. Just get the part number out of the HD catalog, enter it in the search spot and it'll come up with the list price, press buy now and the discount price comes up.
Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Dark Side of the Moon
Finally ordered mine yesterday from Chicago HD! After an agressive internet search and call around to the local stealers (local only offered list price at $649 plus tax- go figure!).....Chicago HD has the lowest price anywhere for the OEM color matched lowers- $539.95 delivered.....Now the wait begins!
Road Captain
Joined: Feb 2009
Posts: 554
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From: Gastonia, NC
Finally ordered mine yesterday from Chicago HD! After an agressive internet search and call around to the local stealers (local only offered list price at $649 plus tax- go figure!).....Chicago HD has the lowest price anywhere for the OEM color matched lowers- $539.95 delivered.....Now the wait begins!
I checked Zanottis because i want to pick up a set of vented lowers. $498.00 + 29.38 for shipping. Total = $527.38 (no tax on internet orders). Both killer deals in my book.
For those of you not familiar:
Zanotti's link
Road Warrior
Joined: Apr 2010
Posts: 1,833
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From: Southern Maryland
While i like the lowers, i'm not that impressed. I think I'll remove them next year and get a pair of desert dawgs for the summer and put them back on in the winter. Or, maybe leave them on. I don't find that they help all that much. Some, but not what i expected. I have a 102 Yamaha Roadstar too, with the desert dawgs and i think they work just as well overall. pluss, you can take them off when its real hot and roll them up and carry them in the saddlebag. Plus, i think you can then add the fork lowers that help with some of the buffetting we read about.
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Road Warrior
Joined: May 2009
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From: The High Plains, USA
The vented lowers were one of the best mods I made to my Road Glide Custom. They keep the wind, bugs, rain, and debris off and allow enough air through that they are still comfortable in the summer. The added storage is a nice benefit. I can't imagine riding any distance without them.
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Cruiser
Joined: Mar 2009
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From: Dark Side of the Moon
I checked Zanottis because i want to pick up a set of vented lowers. $498.00 + 29.38 for shipping. Total = $527.38 (no tax on internet orders). Both killer deals in my book.
For those of you not familiar:
Zanotti's link
For those of you not familiar:
Zanotti's link
Yes-- and way better than the local stealers!