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ken fraley	Pic of my 2000 "T" with custom fairing		Lead	[-]
Posts: 21 06/03/07 2:43 PM	Tags : None Ok I think I got the pics to the forum, thanks to everyone help via baby steps. If anyone likes the way the fairing look let me know and I will post the steps I went through to make it. It does a good job with wind protection and the tunes sound great at any speed. I think I have about $300 in it, that includes the head unit and speakers. AM/FM/CD player cobra floor boards revco air horn crash bar head light visor turn signal visors back rest with chrome rear plate tank bib mustang seat luggage rack chrome rad cover Last Edited By: ken fraley 06/03/07 2:48 PM. Edited 1 time.
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kcroadrocket		#1	[url]	[-]
Posts: 935 06/03/07 3:15 PM	nice bike. not a fairing guy myself, but that's a beauty. as i've said before, if i hadn't found an aero i liked so much, i'd be all over a tourer. a local bike shop had one here a couple weeks ago for sale, but i went back last friday and they had just sold it. ride safe, bud
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NYMark99		#2	[url]	[-]
HSATF 1st Officer Posts: 572 06/03/07 3:47 PM	I Like it , gives it the little touch... Where did you get it... NYMark99 Last Edited By: NYMark99 06/03/07 3:57 PM. Edited 5 times.
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ken fraley		#3	[url]	[-]
Posts: 21 06/03/07 4:13 PM	NYMark99 wrote: I Like it , gives it the little touch... Where did you get it... NYMark99 I crafted it from a harley fairing that I picked up from a swap meet.
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Skip MMShadowT		#4	[url]	[-]
Posts: 5636 06/03/07 7:05 PM	Looking very good. "We want to be free... Free to ride our machines without being hassled by the man!"
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Fredrider		#5	[url]	[-]
Posts: 5938 06/04/07 4:42 AM	Nice to see you got your pictures posted Ken. Congrats on that and on cutomizing your beautiful T. Fred
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BeauJames		#6	[url]	[-]
HSATF Road Captain Posts: 375 06/04/07 11:27 AM Road Captain	Super clean look with the fairing both inside and out. Since I have the very same black and chrome with the studded seat, I can easily imagine what mine would look like with a batwing fairing. Good job Ken. Upstate, SC 1998 Black and Chrome (the sexiest color) Patriot Guard Riders of South Carolina "If you want to hear God laugh, tell Him your plans"
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dayguy		#7	[url]	[-]
HSATF Tail Gunner Posts: 251 06/04/07 2:38 PM	GREAT job, Ken. Was it much of a job mounting the fairing? I'd be interested in knowing how you did it. Greg Four wheels move the body; two wheels move the soul.
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ken fraley		#8	[url]	[-]
Posts: 21 06/04/07 3:36 PM	dayguy wrote: GREAT job, Ken. Was it much of a job mounting the fairing? I'd be interested in knowing how you did it. Greg It actually was fairly easy to mount. I used the mounting clamps from the original shield and a set of hose clamps. The hardest part was moving the speedo forward and getting the correct measurement to mount the radio. I had less then 1/4 to spare to make it all work. I'm leaving on a ride from northwest Ohio to southern Ohio and Indiana on Wed for 5 days. Just me the wife and the "T". When I get back I will post how I build the fairing and what I learned to maybe help anyone else that might want to make their own.
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Dan Webb		#9	[url]	[-]
Posts: 13 06/07/07 9:30 PM	Beautiful bike. Do you want to sell it?
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ken fraley		#10	[url]	[-]
Posts: 21 06/11/07 8:27 AM	Dan Webb wrote: Beautiful bike. Do you want to sell it? Hey Dan, I just got back from a trip down to Southern Ohio. and Indiana. Had a great time. While down there the wife and I test drove a GL1800. I drove one awhile back and loved it, but of course the wife is the one that needs convinced. She loved it and said we have to get one. So I am going to put the "T" up for sale first in my local paper to see how that goes. I going to ask $4,900. I just turned 8,950 miles while comming to work today. The rear tire was new about 2,900 mile ago the front has about another 2000 or 3000 left. I'll wait a day or so to hear from you before putting it in the paper. If you want to call me my cell is 419-980-5402. During the day before 1830 hrs you most likely will need to leave a message (bad cell coverage in the area where I work. Oh ya I already took care of the primary gear!! Last Edited By: ken fraley 06/11/07 8:31 AM. Edited 2 times.
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