Pics of your aftermarket batwing fairing
#41
I went with a Woodys Fairing. He was a designer at Hoppes, if I remember right. I bought it bare save for the splashguard installed on the inner. Holes cut for speakers. I have two pair of Polk 5.25" and a Sony headunit. There was no room in the fairing for an amp, at least not for the head unit I chose. Had the outer painted and left the inner in gel coat. At work so I don't have all my pictures, just some blurry ones that don't do it justice and not a good one of the face of the inner fairing. Will try to add more later.
Glenn was great to deal with and very helpful. I think the inner is better looking than any of the competition. www.woodysfairings.com
Glenn was great to deal with and very helpful. I think the inner is better looking than any of the competition. www.woodysfairings.com
Last edited by MadIrish; 03-03-2014 at 10:17 AM.
#42
#44
I have a Woody's fairing, and the quality and service from Glenn was top notch. I painted the outer and left the inner in gelcoat. I also added an Alpine amp with the Infinity radio (just enough room), and the Infinity wired remote with a handle bar mount I came up with. I can use my right thumb to control volume and reach several of the other buttons while keeping my hand on the grip.
In my opinion, Woody's is a great choice.
In my opinion, Woody's is a great choice.
Last edited by IndyIN; 03-04-2014 at 06:08 PM.
#45
Pumba 11 I saw your original post on this and lost it. Anyhow his is probably the route I am going to take. I have 3 RK windshield frames so one will be used.
#46
I have a Woody's fairing, and the quality and service from Glenn was top notch. I painted the outer and left the inner in gelcoat. I also added an Alpine amp with the Infinity radio (just enough room), and the Infinity wired remote with a handle bar mount I came up with. I can use my right thumb to control volume and reach several of the other buttons while keeping my hand on the grip.
In my opinion, Woody's is a great choice.
In my opinion, Woody's is a great choice.
#47
If you're looking for an easy mount to use, I ordered the individual bracket from this clock mount http://www.harley-davidson.com/store/handlebar-clock
If you pull up the instructions it has parts numbers (69144-03), I think it was a couple of dollars. You could easily make one, for the price I didn't want to fiddle with it. I know the Kenwood marine remote uses a threaded post, if yours is like that I'm guess it would bolt right through the top part of the the bracket.
This might not be how you want to mount it, thought I would post the info anyway.
If you pull up the instructions it has parts numbers (69144-03), I think it was a couple of dollars. You could easily make one, for the price I didn't want to fiddle with it. I know the Kenwood marine remote uses a threaded post, if yours is like that I'm guess it would bolt right through the top part of the the bracket.
This might not be how you want to mount it, thought I would post the info anyway.
#48
Reckless Fairing just came in. I was expecting the 2 6x9 set up but I'm assuming unless you specify otherwise they send you the less popular one.Any way looking to set up onmy '13 Fatboy lo.
I also want to add the apes, and hard bags to it. Has anyone painted the aftermarket fairing. My bike is denim black.
I also want to add the apes, and hard bags to it. Has anyone painted the aftermarket fairing. My bike is denim black.
#49
#50
It's MIL-REM50B, I can dig around and see where I got it from.