Hmmmm...I thought they were proportional to the bike. I can't imagine having a full size touring fairing for a Sporty. Kinda reminds me of the Hey Arnold cartoon caricature with the football head.

 

LOLOLOL yep it looks ridiculous.. have seen quite a few, i think that is why most people just go with a wind screen

 

Here is a 2017 Forty-Eight which belongs to one of my black stainless fastener customers. The owner is called Bruce, he lives in California and has installed a "batwing" fairing and high bars to create a "club style" look.






I just went for a cheap "knockoff" of H-D's bikini fairing on my 2011 XL883N, it fits Sportster and Dyna Glide models.

 

Here's a Memphis Shades Road Warrior on my son's old 2007 XL883C. You could get a shorter windshield.

 

I do...it doesn't...it's not...

 

for anyone interested in seeing the HOW TO install of the TCT-MT gauntlet style fairing
on a 2008 sportster custom and what i needed to do to make it fit properly

the video is still being edited and will be live some time tomorrow morning 2-23-2023 on my you tube channel

Thousanddollarmann

this fairing is well worth the money and definitely blocks a lot of wind in the chest area
my first test ride i could run 65-70mph with no problems and i think some hand guards
added to in front of the grips will make this more comfortable for early spring and late fall
rides

 

I didn't think the Memphis Shades Batwing looked too out of proportion. Always liked the look on this bike:

 

A forum member named artax designed / printed his own 'batwing' style faring.
This post is from 2020....

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/sport...l#post18902407

hth,

T.

 

that fits the sportster lines perfectly

 

I went back and forth between batwings and traditional windshields before landing on the plexifairing 3:



It's farking amazing on the highway. Legit riot Shield, hardware included, easy to mount, under $300.