Ness fairing indeed. Wide version. Rattle can'd with Krylon high temp satin to match "Denim" Street Bob.

So far no breakage issues.

 

Great, thanks! Somebody asked this in the thread, and I'm curious too. Does it actually break the wind (giggle) at all, or is it merely for show? Looks great! OH, btw/ordered black 412's this week. Can I have a t-shirt! (hahaha, yep, saw that thread). Ordered 'em from DHP powersports

 

It does actually do its job. Nothing like a huge windshield would, but the difference is very noticable. We built this machine to test very high performance front and rear suspension and it has NOT been treated gently.

Glad to hear you picked up a set of 412 Series shocks! Mount 'em up and send us a pic of you and the bike that we can use in our marketing, we'll make sure you get a shirt!

 

That pic is actually the sporter pic. The Dyna wrap a little more and are wider

 

If you read through this thread , you'll see that Ness actually redesigned the fairing , recently . So , I would say unless you buy one that a vendor had stocked for a while, you might have to get the new(smaller) design .
http://forums.streetchopperweb.com/7...ild/index.html

 

There are multiple kinds of Arlen Ness fairings that will fit. The one you mentioned in the link below is the same I have on my 09 Street Bob as well. It's call the "Direct Bolt-on fairing Kit for Dyna and Sporsters Models" part # 06-035 which is the paintable version, they have a few variations.

However, at least according to the 2010 Arlen Ness catalog, they still sell their other "older" original fairings. I'd call them if you are interested in them, or get the exact part# and look on Ebay. However, the "older" fairings come with universal mounting kits or no hardware at all, but they are easily mounted.

Even though mine is the newer one and came with a "bolt on kit", I used HD detachable windshield clamps so that I can easily remove it and switch to my full windshield if need be.