How do you store your fairing
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Road Master
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From: Wake Forest, NC
How do you store your fairing
Most likely a crazy question.. but I have a Hoppe Quadzilla that I took off for the first time for repair (long story).. I like the look of the bike w/o the fairing, so figure I might take it off intermittently for a local run...
Has anyone found a good way to hang one of these puppies w/o scratching? I don't really have room to store this anywhere, and figure my daughter does not want to sleep on the couch so I can keep it on her bed...
Thoughts?
Wayne
Has anyone found a good way to hang one of these puppies w/o scratching? I don't really have room to store this anywhere, and figure my daughter does not want to sleep on the couch so I can keep it on her bed...
Thoughts?
Wayne
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Road Master
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From: Wake Forest, NC
I'll give that some thought.
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I rotate between my windshield and my fairing on my Road King, and when one comes off - I keep it in a spare room in the house covered up. I think keeping it in the garage somehow, something is going to scratch it - probably by me.
If you decide to store it in the garage, remember how they did in the old west - "Hang 'em high" , secure it, and cover it up.
Things happen, you know.
If you decide to store it in the garage, remember how they did in the old west - "Hang 'em high" , secure it, and cover it up.
Things happen, you know.
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From: Eastford CT.
There are two pieces of copper pipe, spaced the same as the bolts on the forks.
So the fairing hangs on the stand and I lock it, just like I do on the bike.
I have another one for my windshield on the other side of the garage.
So the fairing hangs on the stand and I lock it, just like I do on the bike.
I have another one for my windshield on the other side of the garage.
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I hang mine on a rope loop from the ceiling. Mine is on a pully as I have a high garage ceiling, but a regular rope loop works great. I'll post a photo tomorrow. Loop hooks around brackets and locks into the mounting slots.
I place the rope loop around the brackets and into the slots and then just lift to hang it on the hook. It is out of the way.
I place the rope loop around the brackets and into the slots and then just lift to hang it on the hook. It is out of the way.
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