Guess I'll bite.... I put a tsukayu on mine last tuesday...... I'm still unsure of the look but everyone I'm around likes the hell out of it... I'll get some shots of it tomorrow as its straight up filthy from the rain saturday but here's a link to the photographer from 5 states run this weekend

http://www.southernexposurephoto.com...eventid=299281

 

That looks kinda cool actually! i think with the ness fairing since it really just accents the headlight, would look better for my taste. Either way if I don't like the look, I can always sell it.....

 

cough.. cough..


suck it haters

 

Sweet scoot Doc!! Who fabricated the mounts? That's a fairing for a wide glide correct? Thanks in advance for any help!

Semper Fi,
Quigley

 

Hey mods, did you ban this guy 'cause he told the haters to "suck it"?

 

I apologize for the late response. I am going through field med right now and don't have access to a computer. It is a wide glide Arlen ness. The same piece that is mentioned in the first post on this thread. I fabricated the mounts myself. It is a four point mounting system. I used Memphis shades adjustable mounts for the top and the bottom I used HD 49mm fork quick disconnect clamps and threaded a rod to screw into those and attach to the bottom rearward corners of the fairing. It is an extremely stable mounting system. Does not budge or flex at all. No clearence issues at all fits like a dream. Hope this helps.

 

Yeah... What Doc said

 

Thats f*kn sick!!!!! I love it!! Haven't been able to get itdue to a tight budget. But believe me, it WILL be my next modification

 

Thank you for this Subaru Guy!!!!

 

it is kind of an expensive little project indeed. fairing, mounts, and paint. no bueno. here are some closer pics of how i mounted it. I love that other people are doing this, anything that i can do to help. Semper Fi

^the bottom mounts. I got everything i needed for this at home depot besides the 49mm HD fork quick disconnect clamps

^ The top mounts are memphis shades mounts which i believe are intended for a full size windshield. I got these out of drag specialties. And yes i did have to drill two large holes in the hard plastic windshield to mount these.

^ the button head srews through the fairing into the fabricated mount. ALOT of mock up was required to get the length of the steel rod just the right length.
Hope all this crap helps