Dead Center Cycles!! A+++
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Dead Center Cycles!! A+++
I got my custom painted fairing yesterday.
the install was very simple
the color was matched to perfection and the sound is good. Cant wait till the weather is nice so I can try it out.
I recommend their product to everyone out there. Joel and company are very professional.
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A completely satisfied customer here too.
They have the best fairings.
What a great product and service above and beyond compare.
No, I don't work for them, nor do I have any affiliation other than being a 110% satisfied customer. Which I'm more than happy to let anyone know at any time.
I have read so many posts about brand "X" that ordered something, not received it on time, when they said, the color they wanted, with what ever, chip, crack, missing something issues. And people still think they can save a couple dollars buying from brand "X" with all the postings about all the issues the other posters have gone though.
Its refreshing to hear a post from another Dead Center Cycle customer.
"Buy the best and you won't be dissatisfied." Some one used to quote that, just can't remember who.
It is true to this day.
Your pictures look great. One question, why wait until good weather? That fairing will afford you rain wind and cold protection much better than the slice of clear plastic the RK normally ran with stock.
They have the best fairings.
What a great product and service above and beyond compare.
No, I don't work for them, nor do I have any affiliation other than being a 110% satisfied customer. Which I'm more than happy to let anyone know at any time.
I have read so many posts about brand "X" that ordered something, not received it on time, when they said, the color they wanted, with what ever, chip, crack, missing something issues. And people still think they can save a couple dollars buying from brand "X" with all the postings about all the issues the other posters have gone though.
Its refreshing to hear a post from another Dead Center Cycle customer.
"Buy the best and you won't be dissatisfied." Some one used to quote that, just can't remember who.
It is true to this day.
Your pictures look great. One question, why wait until good weather? That fairing will afford you rain wind and cold protection much better than the slice of clear plastic the RK normally ran with stock.
Last edited by Ram; Dec 20, 2012 at 08:30 PM.
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Ram,
You know what. I dont know what I'm waiting for. hahaha
I never rode with a fairing before and the windshield was 0 protection against the wind, cold ect.
ok, you talked me into it.. i'll give it try 2morrow and i'll let you know how much different it is.
your right DCC does have the best product. you get what you paid for. and in my case every cent very well spent.
Your RK looks awsome too.
the only thing I have to figure out is how to attach a pouch (above the radio) usually they are screwed in and I really dont want to drill into it, not sure what route to take, if any...
any suggestions?
You know what. I dont know what I'm waiting for. hahaha
I never rode with a fairing before and the windshield was 0 protection against the wind, cold ect.
ok, you talked me into it.. i'll give it try 2morrow and i'll let you know how much different it is.
your right DCC does have the best product. you get what you paid for. and in my case every cent very well spent.
Your RK looks awsome too.
the only thing I have to figure out is how to attach a pouch (above the radio) usually they are screwed in and I really dont want to drill into it, not sure what route to take, if any...
any suggestions?
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Most of them use the windshield screws.. no need to drill any new holes..
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As Kyote said, the fairing pouches slide between the rear of the windshield and the inner fairing and are held in place by the three windshield screws. No drilling.
However, if your inner fairing is also painted, make sure you wish to keep the fairing pouch on. I just had my inner fairing painted and have the HD three pouch fairing bag. I put it back on and rode 75 miles. The fairing pouch scratched the inner fairing from rubbing slightly. I took it off. Couldn't hold much in it anyway other than a cell phone, loose change, etc..
However, if your inner fairing is also painted, make sure you wish to keep the fairing pouch on. I just had my inner fairing painted and have the HD three pouch fairing bag. I put it back on and rode 75 miles. The fairing pouch scratched the inner fairing from rubbing slightly. I took it off. Couldn't hold much in it anyway other than a cell phone, loose change, etc..