Street Glide lower Fairings
#11
RE: Street Glide lower Fairings
ORIGINAL: GliderXXX
Those look great on your Street Glides' fellas! They give the bike that husky look I'm going for! Couple of additional questions;
-Do they inhibit your feet movement much while on the boards? Seems they would keep your feet pretty constricted, but wondering about the ability to move them long ways "into" the fairing a bit.
I can still place my feet on the boards just like before installing the lowers
-Same question as above; do they force your hiway pegs to have to be set farther out than without the fairings or do you have just as much flexibility?
It does limit the height of where you mount your pegs but with the 360 degree mounts I am able to adjust them to where I am comfortable
-In regards to wind noise/buffetting and turbulence, have you found these to be an effective deterrent to those problems, i.e., "calming the turbulence?"
It helps calm the wind down from hitting the torso. I do notice the wind when having my legs out on the Hwy pegs
thanks...I think I'm getting some, particularly since I've all but decided I'm not ever getting a tour pak for the SG. I'll do a luggage rack on back first and equip with a T-Bag.
Thanks again for the feedback...anyone else...pictures??
Those look great on your Street Glides' fellas! They give the bike that husky look I'm going for! Couple of additional questions;
-Do they inhibit your feet movement much while on the boards? Seems they would keep your feet pretty constricted, but wondering about the ability to move them long ways "into" the fairing a bit.
I can still place my feet on the boards just like before installing the lowers
-Same question as above; do they force your hiway pegs to have to be set farther out than without the fairings or do you have just as much flexibility?
It does limit the height of where you mount your pegs but with the 360 degree mounts I am able to adjust them to where I am comfortable
-In regards to wind noise/buffetting and turbulence, have you found these to be an effective deterrent to those problems, i.e., "calming the turbulence?"
It helps calm the wind down from hitting the torso. I do notice the wind when having my legs out on the Hwy pegs
thanks...I think I'm getting some, particularly since I've all but decided I'm not ever getting a tour pak for the SG. I'll do a luggage rack on back first and equip with a T-Bag.
Thanks again for the feedback...anyone else...pictures??
#12
RE: Street Glide lower Fairings
ORIGINAL: Abnmarine
ORIGINAL: GliderXXX
Those look great on your Street Glides' fellas! They give the bike that husky look I'm going for! Couple of additional questions;
-Do they inhibit your feet movement much while on the boards? Seems they would keep your feet pretty constricted, but wondering about the ability to move them long ways "into" the fairing a bit.
I can still place my feet on the boards just like before installing the lowers
-Same question as above; do they force your hiway pegs to have to be set farther out than without the fairings or do you have just as much flexibility?
It does limit the height of where you mount your pegs but with the 360 degree mounts I am able to adjust them to where I am comfortable
-In regards to wind noise/buffetting and turbulence, have you found these to be an effective deterrent to those problems, i.e., "calming the turbulence?"
It helps calm the wind down from hitting the torso. I do notice the wind when having my legs out on the Hwy pegs
thanks...I think I'm getting some, particularly since I've all but decided I'm not ever getting a tour pak for the SG. I'll do a luggage rack on back first and equip with a T-Bag.
Thanks again for the feedback...anyone else...pictures??
Those look great on your Street Glides' fellas! They give the bike that husky look I'm going for! Couple of additional questions;
-Do they inhibit your feet movement much while on the boards? Seems they would keep your feet pretty constricted, but wondering about the ability to move them long ways "into" the fairing a bit.
I can still place my feet on the boards just like before installing the lowers
-Same question as above; do they force your hiway pegs to have to be set farther out than without the fairings or do you have just as much flexibility?
It does limit the height of where you mount your pegs but with the 360 degree mounts I am able to adjust them to where I am comfortable
-In regards to wind noise/buffetting and turbulence, have you found these to be an effective deterrent to those problems, i.e., "calming the turbulence?"
It helps calm the wind down from hitting the torso. I do notice the wind when having my legs out on the Hwy pegs
thanks...I think I'm getting some, particularly since I've all but decided I'm not ever getting a tour pak for the SG. I'll do a luggage rack on back first and equip with a T-Bag.
Thanks again for the feedback...anyone else...pictures??
#13
RE: Street Glide lower Fairings
No problem.
ORIGINAL: GliderXXX
Thanks Marine! I'm getting a pair for sure now.
ORIGINAL: Abnmarine
ORIGINAL: GliderXXX
Those look great on your Street Glides' fellas! They give the bike that husky look I'm going for! Couple of additional questions;
-Do they inhibit your feet movement much while on the boards? Seems they would keep your feet pretty constricted, but wondering about the ability to move them long ways "into" the fairing a bit.
I can still place my feet on the boards just like before installing the lowers
-Same question as above; do they force your hiway pegs to have to be set farther out than without the fairings or do you have just as much flexibility?
It does limit the height of where you mount your pegs but with the 360 degree mounts I am able to adjust them to where I am comfortable
-In regards to wind noise/buffetting and turbulence, have you found these to be an effective deterrent to those problems, i.e., "calming the turbulence?"
It helps calm the wind down from hitting the torso. I do notice the wind when having my legs out on the Hwy pegs
thanks...I think I'm getting some, particularly since I've all but decided I'm not ever getting a tour pak for the SG. I'll do a luggage rack on back first and equip with a T-Bag.
Thanks again for the feedback...anyone else...pictures??
Those look great on your Street Glides' fellas! They give the bike that husky look I'm going for! Couple of additional questions;
-Do they inhibit your feet movement much while on the boards? Seems they would keep your feet pretty constricted, but wondering about the ability to move them long ways "into" the fairing a bit.
I can still place my feet on the boards just like before installing the lowers
-Same question as above; do they force your hiway pegs to have to be set farther out than without the fairings or do you have just as much flexibility?
It does limit the height of where you mount your pegs but with the 360 degree mounts I am able to adjust them to where I am comfortable
-In regards to wind noise/buffetting and turbulence, have you found these to be an effective deterrent to those problems, i.e., "calming the turbulence?"
It helps calm the wind down from hitting the torso. I do notice the wind when having my legs out on the Hwy pegs
thanks...I think I'm getting some, particularly since I've all but decided I'm not ever getting a tour pak for the SG. I'll do a luggage rack on back first and equip with a T-Bag.
Thanks again for the feedback...anyone else...pictures??
#14
RE: Street Glide lower Fairings
ORIGINAL: bpterb
Will I lose my highway pegs when I install the fairings? I see abnmarine has highway pegs on, but I have very short legs.
Thanks!
Will I lose my highway pegs when I install the fairings? I see abnmarine has highway pegs on, but I have very short legs.
Thanks!
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