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Bags & Fairing Back from Paint

Started by Valkpilot, Mon 02, Jul 2012, 23:18:20

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Red Diamond

Quote from: Valkpilot on Tue 03, Jul 2012, 19:03:23
Oh, yeah. Work it baby, work the camera!










Thanks for posting, wish I had the foresight to give one of mine that type of treatment, but I'm stuck on stock.

If you are riding  and it is a must that you keep your eyes on the road, you are riding too fast.

Valkpilot

Quote from: Red Diamond on Thu 16, Jan 2014, 21:22:14

Thanks for posting, wish I had the foresight to give one of mine that type of treatment, but I'm stuck on stock.


Thanks, Eli, but I can't take the credit.

Howie the Jet painted the bike yellow.  It was originally a Red/White, then it was blue, then yellow.  I just added the hard bags and fairing.
VRCC #19757
IBA #44686
1998 Black Standard
2007 Goldwing 
 
   

Randy3269

What kind of fairing is that? I like the idea of not having to move or cut up the gauges. Beautiful yellow!   :cooldude:

Valkpilot

Quote from: Randy3269 on Fri 17, Jan 2014, 16:48:38
What kind of fairing is that? I like the idea of not having to move or cut up the gauges. Beautiful yellow!   :cooldude:

Thank you.

It's a Harley fairing from mid 60s to mid 80s FLHs.  Paid $60 on ebay.

Had to enlarge the opening for the headlight.

Traced my Memphis Shades brackets, cut them from stainless and married them to the HD brackets that came with it.  I can go from fairing to windshield in about 15 minutes using the Memphis Shades fork clamps.

It's not fancy on the inner side.  I could do something about that, but don't have the ambition.  I sprayed the inside with textured pickup bed liner.
VRCC #19757
IBA #44686
1998 Black Standard
2007 Goldwing