rworm
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rworm
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Trimmed Fairing/fork Mounted
- Thread starter rworm
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rworm
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Its looks much better moved back. What did you end up using to clamp to the fork tubes?
Z_Hawk
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Oh yes. Hard to believe I own the same bike! Looks lean and mean, good job rworm. 
rworm
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Clamps were for mounting a shield on a HARLEY/43mm
Nice heavy duty ,weldable?,2 piece
I moved it back of course/
But down and more angle back
Rode a little this evening and luv it
El Bandito,
Thank ya for the ideas
You are a MOTORHEAD SIR
rworm
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That is a great looking bike! The radiator sticks out a bit, though.
Beautiful! Nice lines and very clean.
Do you now get a lot of buffeting at high speeds because of the smaller fairing?
On a different topic (and 'hopefully' without opening a big can of worms) what kind of tires do you have on? and how do you like them compared to the stock tires?
Do you now get a lot of buffeting at high speeds because of the smaller fairing?
On a different topic (and 'hopefully' without opening a big can of worms) what kind of tires do you have on? and how do you like them compared to the stock tires?
rworm
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Factory fairing/Mounted it back on the bike to my taste/I cant tell a difference from stock/I am 6'6
Tires are maxxis and i like them alot/Stock tires sucked
rworm