Quick Detach Kit for Fairing Lowers
Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 723
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From: Cape Cod, Ma.
RE: Quick Detach Kit for Fairing Lowers
No rattling, no noise, no nothing. It is a very simple design. I will try and take some pictures of everything and post them. Next to the 9.5 inch windshield they were the best purchase I made for the bike so far. Try contacting Rivco for any questions regarding fitment, but, from what I've seen about the mounting of RG lowers everything should work fine.
Neil
Neil
Road Captain
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 723
Likes: 62
From: Cape Cod, Ma.
RE: Quick Detach Kit for Fairing Lowers
Yes if you have the glove box. It is really simple though. Pull the leather cover and loosen the ****. The only real variable is the design of the front cover of the lower. The newer ones have a cover that seems to snap on the topfront portion of the lower. The older ones like mine(02) have a cover that screws on. The kit provides small thumb screws to make removal real easy.
Road Warrior
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,420
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From: New Jersey
RE: Quick Detach Kit for Fairing Lowers
I just bought Harley's quick detach kit. It says to use antiseize lubricant. I do not have any and the store is closed, can I use WD40?
Thanks in advance
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Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 2,007
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From: Vancouver, B.C.
RE: Quick Detach Kit for Fairing Lowers
I won't tell anyone what to do with their money, but I just took one side off my bike a couple of weeks ago and it took me all of about 2 minutes, tops. Going back on was about 5.
Aside from the lower quick detach mount looking nicer than the stock strap, I'd just as soon keep the stock hardware so some scumbag isn't quite as inclined to use the quick-detach feature to help himself to what's mine.
CN
Aside from the lower quick detach mount looking nicer than the stock strap, I'd just as soon keep the stock hardware so some scumbag isn't quite as inclined to use the quick-detach feature to help himself to what's mine.
CN
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 815
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From: Grand Rapids, MI.
RE: Quick Detach Kit for Fairing Lowers
ORIGINAL: wldhogn
Neil:
What kind of bike did you put them on? I have a Road Glide and I'm considering buying lowers for it. If these will work, I would buy a set.
Neil:
What kind of bike did you put them on? I have a Road Glide and I'm considering buying lowers for it. If these will work, I would buy a set.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 1,280
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From: Matthews, NC
RE: Quick Detach Kit for Fairing Lowers
Oh nice!! Bookmarked that link. I was considering adding lowers to my scoot but didn't because of them being permanent. This is great!! Now to add to the project lists. blah...
Thanks!
Thanks!