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Oct 7, 2012 | 07:46 AM

cweiss

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Klockwerks fitment

I am interested in the Klockwerks 6.5 flare for my 07 SG. I just recently had 16" apes installed. Anyone have a similar set up and will there be any clearance issues?

Oct 7, 2012 | 08:17 AM

billnourse

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Originally Posted by cweiss

I am interested in the Klockwerks 6.5 flare for my 07 SG. I just recently had 16" apes installed. Anyone have a similar set up and will there be any clearance issues?

Should be no problem. I had the 6.5 on my Classic and there were no issues. Didn't have apes, but I know of no reason that apes would be an issue.

If you have a 660 Zumo that is fairing mounted, the windshield will not fit.

Bill

Oct 7, 2012 | 09:33 AM

buick_81

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you won't have any problem. I have Yaffe's 12" with the 6.5" dark smoke and it looks great. if you have after market hand controls then you may consider pulling the handlebar a half inch to the back.

enjoy it...

Oct 7, 2012 | 10:10 AM

cweiss

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Cool the reason is the 16" cyclesmiths stick up over the stock shield considerably. Plus I thought I read a thread about someone saying that they had to trim the klockwerks...I am not interested in butchering anything to make it fit lol...thanks for the reply

Oct 7, 2012 | 10:24 AM

glcash

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My buddy has the 8.5 flare with Yaffe 12'' bars. The windshield lays right on the meat hooks on the bars.

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Dec 16, 2012 | 08:39 PM

cweiss

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It fit however the sheild is snug against the bars. The bars are straight up and down if looking from the side. (Probably 1" away from the inner fairing. So far I really like the Klockwerks 6.5" Looks sweet too!!!

Dec 16, 2012 | 09:28 PM

glcash

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Klockwerks won't work with 14" Yaffe's unless u pull the bars back. Don't ask me how I know.

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Dec 16, 2012 | 10:01 PM

glcash

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Exactly and that's why I pushed them forward & went with the HD Windsplitter. Isn't as effective as the Klovkwerks but it serves its purpose.

Dec 16, 2012 | 10:02 PM

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thereal142

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I have the 6.5" KW on mine with Wild 1 576's. They are 14" but taller than some others that claim 16". I had to trim a pretty good chunk out of each side of the KW windshield but I push my bars as far forward as they will go without hitting the inner fairing. I used a carbide burr on a die grinder..... No big deal. Windshield still works like it's supposed to, still looks great.