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Woodys Fairings

Started by Buda, Tue 12, Jun 2012, 21:09:54

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Buda

Whos got one?  I'm lookin at the one with the 4 speakers....how are the supplied speakers?  Love to have tunes when ridin.  How about the wind shield.....what size are you using...I'm 6ft.
Thanks
Tom
97 Valkyrie
33344

Grandpa Bigbuck

Love my Woody's. I ended up getting the 15" windshield from clearview. 6"3" and wear a half helmet.
speakers sound great .




BF

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Quote from: Buda on Tue 12, Jun 2012, 21:09:54
Whos got one?  I'm lookin at the one with the 4 speakers....how are the supplied speakers?  Love to have tunes when ridin.  How about the wind shield.....what size are you using...I'm 6ft.
Thanks
Tom

I've got one.  Love love love it.   :cooldude:

The speakers Glenn supplies are actually pretty darn good and are holding up really great considering I routinely crank the volume to 35.    ;D    However, I am considering adding an amp and replacing the speakers in there now with some Polks.  

I'm 6'2".  When I ordered mine, I told Glenn that I was currently riding behind the Hondaline OEM windshield and that I'd like to stay at about that same height shield.  I look over the OEM shield.  He recommended the 10".  The 10" is pretty darn close (at least for me anyway) to the OEM shield height.  The shields that he recommends are the Fast Aire shields that he has a link to on his website.  They're great shields.....and if you buy the regular shields, they're inexpensive as well.....which allows you to buy and try several for different riding seasons.  I've got several of them.....a black 4" (my "summer" shield....gives me air as if I took my old oem shield off), a 6" with recurve (for medium air) and 2 different 10" shields (one regular and one a recurve shield).  The recurve shield works better than my old oem shield IMHO......love it for the winter riding season.  











Installing it isn't hard at all and Glenn provides great instructions and tips for the install.  He does the same for the radio install too.....great instructions as well as install tips.  Makes for installing the radio a piece of cake.    ;)

When you order one, you'l have to wait for it.  Glenn doesn't have fairings laying around on a shelf in a warehouse somewhere.....he builds it when you order it.  I highly recommend a Woody.....it's worth the wait.   :cooldude:


I can't help about the shape I'm in
I can't sing, I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you
I might not give the answer that you want me to



Buda

Great....Thanks for the answers guys....Maybe this winter
97 Valkyrie
33344

BF

Quote from: Buda on Wed 13, Jun 2012, 05:27:13
Great....Thanks for the answers guys....Maybe this winter

It's a great winter project.  Alot of folks have the Woodys.  With cheap windshield options, it's way more versatile than just the oem windshield alone. 

http://www.fastaire.com/Windshields.html
I can't help about the shape I'm in
I can't sing, I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what I think of you
I might not give the answer that you want me to