What are you using for the plastic trim between outer and inner fairings? I have seen lots of aftermarket trim, with adhesive. Just wondering, it doesn't show in the Harley microfiche.

 

Yes it does.... inner fairing part #58359-98

 

On the roadglide.org forum, several have used a fairing and windshield trim from outfit called xcycletrim. I bought their kit that does both for $35. Haven't put it on yet - waiting on amp to arrive to open the fairing. Good reviews on it from what I could tell. Just looking at it - seems better quality that the factory one.

 

I bought the same stuff. I haven't put it on either

 

I have had the xtrim on for 3 weeks now and love it. No adhesives. Flat black rubber trim that fits snuggly and looks sharp. After 3 years the stock stuff kept peeling up and I hated the glue that would work its way out.

 

Nice to know, thanks for the report.
For $35, I'll give it a shot............I'am pissed about the glue too

 

Link for the xcycletrim?

Found it, google is our friend. Got some on the way now.... Thanks

 

I found a car door edge guard at the automotive store. Might have been Advanced Auto or something like that. It slips on quite easy and stays there.

 

Terry Auto Supply - terry.net will sell you enough door edge molding to do several bikes for way less than $35. That is what I use for replacement and on the bottom edge of my windshield. You can also buy it in smaller quantities at most auto parts stores.

 

http://www.xcycletrim.com/

Reports at the shark site is Pep Boys carries the stuff in bulk, but I don't have one anywhere near me and the auto places I do have close buy did not have anything close to what I was looking for. Once I got the xtrim it does look like something you could apply to the edge of car doors to protect them. I ordered it because I had the bike apart already for a new amp and I couldn't take the time to look around for the right stuff. Those of you with time or have a Pep Boys near by could save some coin.