NEW Black & Smoke Quarter Fairing Windshield Kit Compatible with Harley Davidson XL FXR Dyna

I have purchased a few qtr fairings over the past few years. Most from big brand name dealers for huge money. Typically by the time you buy the fairing, mounts, brackets you are usually in these things for about 600+ bucks. I picked this up figuring I was wasting some money to see what the hype was all about. When I opened the box I was immediately surprised! THIS THING IS NICE!!! Really well made, sturdy, clean edges, just WOW!!! You can absolutely not beat this for any price!!!! I did end up having to place a very small piece of rubber behind the brackets at about 500 miles to stop an annoying little buzz, but thats typical. Just a really nice part at a crazy price in comparison to the motor company's parts.

PROS-Good quality plastic-Cheap-Looks greatCONS-Tint greatly reduces headlight effeciency, cant order clear cover separate-Windshield rattles against fairing, easy fix with some foam-not a fan of how the headlight sits in it.-brackets need to be bent to fit the width of Harley forks. Might fit some smaller metric bikes better-it took a lot of adjustments to make it fit rightFor the price this is a great fairing. The couple of small issues I had were nothing. Even if you bought 2 just to get the clear headlight cover it's still comes in at a third of the price for a Harley branded one. And this one comes with the brackets! (Will still need to purchase fork clamps for whatever size forks you have)

So far so good. Word to the wise, if you’ve got a 39mm fxd, order the clamps they recommend. Will make life much easier. I tried some quick release 39mm clamps, and they didn’t fit at all. Would have required some bending and shaping of the brackets, and it just wasn’t worth my time when the HD kit is a direct bolt on.Plastidipped the upper windshield to get the clear bottom, tinted top, and it looks bitchin. Throw a laminarlip on there, and you’ve got a nice dyna fairing that looks good, and functions even better. Glad I didn’t shell out the extra $ for the HD version of the exact same fairing.Few Month Later Update: Have put hundreds of miles on this fairing with the laminar attached. Blocks the wind and does what it should. Noticed a small crack around one of the screw holes for the headlight cover. Hasn’t gotten any worse, but does make me a little nervous the others will crack down the road. Even if it does, this thing is still super cheap, and I could buy a ton of these before I offset the price of what HD wants for theirs. Still a solid choice if you need something to knock down some wind.

Overall I am pleased with this sportshield. The finish is better then expected given the price.For the fit. I will say if you are installing by yourself it will give you minor issues to overcome. I used the Memphis shades fork clamps. Due to were your holes line up it makes it impossible to get an allen key on the shield itself to tighten down. So you will need to install half the clamp first on the shield itself, then get it lined up on the forks.A short trip to the hardware store maybe needed for some longer 4X20's which you will most likely need on the upper clamps.Overall I am happy with the install and provides a modest wind break to the chest. It will create some mild head buffeting for anyone taller the 5'6". If you wear a full face this will not be noticed.The only thing I'm not crazy about is the quality of the plexiglass/clear plastic pieces. But that is a small grip given the price point.

Easy to install and initial impressions were great. Though, after about 400 miles the vibrations from the bike caused rubbing between the windshield and the fairing. I got the clear windshield so you can see the scratches where the two pieces meet. The fairing itself serves its purpose. It keeps the wind off of my chest and makes riding on the highway much more comfortable. I get buffeting around 80mph and though that’s not the posted speed, that’s how fast everyone is going so I’m often at that speed. I will be saving for a road warrior for distance highway rides.Also, you will need a headlight block and if you buy the XFMT clamps you will need different bolts to attach them to the fairing. Hope this helps.

I was a bit apprehensive about ordering this. Upon receiving and initial inspection of the fairing, I was pleasantly surprised on the quality. Compared to the "Name Brand" version there is little to no difference. It took about an hour and a few trips to the hardware store to get it installed. I had to buy 4 bolts to connect them to my QD clamps, the OEM bolts were too long. And 1 bolt to raise the headlight up by an inch with a spacer. It already came with the right brackets for 49MM shocks, so I didn't have to buy an adapter kit. I wish I went with the tinted version, but for 10 dollars I can get a tinted windshield for it. Over all I am in this $85 including paint. I also have a "knock off" Day maker. Which brings my total to around $130, I already had the QD clamps. It does actually work for blocking wind, it took alittle adjustment to set it just right. The wind hits my forehead now at 75mph. Overall I am happy I took the risk.

The fairing fits and looks great on my 2003 dyna. Just the look I was after. Great value for the money, but I’d gladly pay another $10-$15 for decent locking hardware and better o-rings for the windshield screws. Lost one it the windshield nuts on the first ride. Also had to use some 3m emblem tape under the windshield and headlight cover to eliminate the buzz. Overall, it’s a good product. A little more thought and better hardware and it’s a great product.

I installed this on my 2020 harley fxbb using tcmt quick release mounts. This required some modification of the brackets (only a little) and a 2.75" headlight lift.This faring is tough and really helps with buffeting. It looks awesome. After you deal with the install it is worth every second. I would buy again and would recomend it to anyone with a fxbb that isnt sure they want to shell out the $$$ for the harley quarter faring

good product

Nicely constructed

Not bad for the price. This was not a direct fit for my 2009 Dyna superglide. It comes with brackets but you will require clamps for the bikes 49mm forks. I used a set of harley factory clamps. I took the brackets off and used a 3 lb slegdge hammer to bend them straight. DO NOT BEND THE BRACKET WHERE THE SCREWS ATTACH TO THE FAIRING. Once straight I bent the front part of the brackets back IN again until I had 11 inches between the two brackets (do not bend the bracket if screwed to the fairing or you will snap the screw holes). I did not break mine if your wondering, normally i do stupid shi+ like that. I attached my clamps to the fairing and voila, looking cool. If your wondering about the headlight the 09 Dyna's headlight does not match up perfectly but it is adequate and does not drastically affect headlight performance. GOOD LUCK AND DON'T BE AFRAID TO MODIFY, SAVE YOUR CASH FOR THE GAS.

Super et solide je recomande a touts facilement ajustable a tout type de moto

Awesome.. brackets for my bike challenge but buy again for y next bike