I have the same Amber Whiskey SGS as you and Echo6 Sierra ...
what did that inner faring paint job run you? ... Looks pretty darn good!

 

You're looking at $375 with exchange from Painted Harley Fairings. I also plan on doing the mirror covers to match and I believe those run $110.

 

That's my color too!!

 

You guys are killing me with pics of your bikes with the color matched inner fairing...

I can feel my wallet getting lighter as I type this.

 

Yea ... seems to be quite popular!

And the credit card bill getting heavier! I feel your pain, bro! ... LOL

 

LOL - my brand new 15' SGS is going in for all new paint on Tuesday after doing a new front fender, read fender, Bad Dad saddlebags, Side fairings.......

 

Don't be shy with the pics when you get her back.

 

Thanks guys. A little re-routing of the brake/clutch cables works great with the 14" bars. Still waiting on the backordered heated left grip!! Maybe shipping Monday.

 

Keep an eye on your master cylinders once you get them back on. I had to squeeze them between the fork and the frame to get enough slack on the lines. After I got everything bolted up and went on a few rides I noticed droplets around the brake MC. I wiped it up with a cloth and it was yellow; brake fluid. It happened a few more times after that.

I never broke the banjo or top plate, so I figured I got excess fluid past the gasket from moving it all around to squeeze it between the forks and get the lines rerouted. I stood the bike upright, removed the MC cap and douched it with alcohol and wiped it clean. Did the same with the gasket. The gasket had fluid on it right under the cap; I was glad to see this because it confirmed my suspicions. I wiped the rim of the resivoir well and then put it all back together, torquing down to the manual specified 12-15 in lbs. Been fine ever since.

 

Thanks for the heads-up ...
I ended up getting a set of Yaffe 10-inchers for Black Friday ... I'll be attempting to do this install after their arrival; I'll take extra heed with the Master Cylinders!