finished my Woody's fairing install
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finished my Woody's fairing install
I went ahead and convinced got myself a Woody's for my Christmas present to myself. I decided that before my wife changed my mind I went ahead and called Glenn and made the deal. He said that It would probably be ready to ship in a week and a half or so. Well 3 days later I got the shipping notification from UPS that it was on it's way. It arrived on time, very well packaged and protected with good installation guides (one for the stereo installation and one for the fairing itself). I ordered an extra windshield as well, I got the 10" tint, and the 6" dark. they were individually wrapped in the box and had the clear plastic sticky stuff on them for protection. I started the installation a couple of days later and worked on it in my spare time over about a 3 or 4 day period. I did have to call Glenn or email him a couple of times for random questions. Each time he either returned my email immediately or spent as much time as needed to answer my questions. All in all it was a pretty simple install. A few steps were time consuming or a pain in the a$$ (moving the fog lights, getting the wire ran how I wanted it under the tank, then changing my mind about it and doing it differently 2 or 3 times). Like I said though it was pretty easy all in all. I installed a Sony Digital Media player that has a pop out tray for an IPOD that is controlled by the head unit itself, or other USB device instead of a CD player. It sounds great with the speakers that he sent with the fairing. Plenty loud and very clear sound. So far I am 100% satisfied with the product, costumer service, and price ( a little over 800 for everything minus the stereo which was about 120 on amazon, and some various crap from home depot). My only advice for people who are going to do this install on a Road King is that when you move your fog lights forward to the next slot, be careful when tightening the turn signals back up. i pinched the hot wire in the the back of the turn signal where the wiring bundle goes into the back of it. It created a short and was blowing my headlight fuse. The Gel Coat and glass work is very impressive. Great work Glenn!
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I went ahead and convinced got myself a Woody's for my Christmas present to myself. I decided that before my wife changed my mind I went ahead and called Glenn and made the deal. He said that It would probably be ready to ship in a week and a half or so. Well 3 days later I got the shipping notification from UPS that it was on it's way. It arrived on time, very well packaged and protected with good installation guides (one for the stereo installation and one for the fairing itself). I ordered an extra windshield as well, I got the 10" tint, and the 6" dark. they were individually wrapped in the box and had the clear plastic sticky stuff on them for protection. I started the installation a couple of days later and worked on it in my spare time over about a 3 or 4 day period. I did have to call Glenn or email him a couple of times for random questions. Each time he either returned my email immediately or spent as much time as needed to answer my questions. All in all it was a pretty simple install. A few steps were time consuming or a pain in the a$$ (moving the fog lights, getting the wire ran how I wanted it under the tank, then changing my mind about it and doing it differently 2 or 3 times). Like I said though it was pretty easy all in all. I installed a Sony Digital Media player that has a pop out tray for an IPOD that is controlled by the head unit itself, or other USB device instead of a CD player. It sounds great with the speakers that he sent with the fairing. Plenty loud and very clear sound. So far I am 100% satisfied with the product, costumer service, and price ( a little over 800 for everything minus the stereo which was about 120 on amazon, and some various crap from home depot). My only advice for people who are going to do this install on a Road King is that when you move your fog lights forward to the next slot, be careful when tightening the turn signals back up. i pinched the hot wire in the the back of the turn signal where the wiring bundle goes into the back of it. It created a short and was blowing my headlight fuse. The Gel Coat and glass work is very impressive. Great work Glenn!
I know you posted this a while back but thanks for the post and pics. Helped me sell my wife on getting one for my RKC. Ordered today. Any other advice on the install?
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