Fairing for Freewheeler
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W3JNP
100+ Posts
Reckless fairing
I have the Reckless fairing with radio installed and have seen some nice ones from Memphis Shades.
The one in the attached photo is mine.
I have the Reckless fairing with radio installed and have seen some nice ones from Memphis Shades.
The one in the attached photo is mine.
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Jack Klarich
18000+ Posts
Hi Larry, :welcome:to Trike Talk
rhino 2
100000 + Posts
..I have a Reckless on my Heritage with the full stereo/amp setup and other than price have no complaints.
My complaint in price is not specifically a Reckless complaint as I feel all options are expensive.
I thought about putting the fairing on the Freewheeler but decided to move to a full helmet last year and added a Sena system to it so I now listen to tunes that way.
Since going with the Sena, I rarely turn on the stereo on my Heritage any more and if I was to do it again I would just purchase the fairing without the stereo.
My complaint in price is not specifically a Reckless complaint as I feel all options are expensive.
I thought about putting the fairing on the Freewheeler but decided to move to a full helmet last year and added a Sena system to it so I now listen to tunes that way.
Since going with the Sena, I rarely turn on the stereo on my Heritage any more and if I was to do it again I would just purchase the fairing without the stereo.
ol' school
16500+ Posts
Hi Larry! Welcome to Trike Talk! I saw a lady rider with a fairing on her Freewheeler. DK what brand it was but it looked good!
Freewheeler Fairing
Highly recommend Stealth Fairings. Hand laid fibreglass for under 400 incl shipping in various configurations. You will need to remove the OEM front turn signals and brackets. I also added a road king light bar. PS: the front end on a FLRT is a roadking.
https://theusatrailerstore.com/harley-freewheeler-fairing/
Highly recommend Stealth Fairings. Hand laid fibreglass for under 400 incl shipping in various configurations. You will need to remove the OEM front turn signals and brackets. I also added a road king light bar. PS: the front end on a FLRT is a roadking.
https://theusatrailerstore.com/harley-freewheeler-fairing/
My Turn
80+ Posts
Have you got any pics with one on a bike?
floridapoolboy
10+ Posts
Does anyone have any pictures how these fairings mount to the bike? Any that use the standard Freewheeler points?
DW doesn't want a radio or anything else in the fairing.
DW doesn't want a radio or anything else in the fairing.
W3JNP
100+ Posts
JTJersey
800+ Posts
Every one I've seen, including my Memphis Shades Batwing Fairing, utilize the factory HD mounting points, but you may have to unbolt the 4 acorn nuts and replace the round, grooved washers with the ones that come with the fairing. That's how mine worked anyway. No big deal, they come right off.
... and does the fairing cut down on the turbulence considerably?
Should have said "over just a windshield"?
Should have said "over just a windshield"?
JTJersey
800+ Posts
Mine does, but I'm not sure what your expecting. It takes the pressure off you body so your not exhausted after a 7 hour trek. It does not keep you from feeling any wind at all. The only thing that does that is being in a cage.
W3JNP
100+ Posts
I agree 100% with this. I still get a fair amount of air coming up around the tank, which I appreciate on these hot summer days. At the same time it blocks more than enough air to extend my riding season when the cold weather comes.
Mykneesbehurtin
1500+ Posts
My buddy installed a factory Street Glide fair onto his freewheeler .what he thought wouldn't be a big deal turned into a fairly large undertaking. Had to fabricate custom brackets , first he got a set of tri Glide trees thinking that would work, nope they are different than street Glide trees. And they are even different than Freewheeler trees, but the finished product is one beautiful freewheeler. I will have him send me some pictures of it tonight.
JTJersey
800+ Posts
What are these "trees" your referring to?
rhino 2
100000 + Posts
The trees (triple trees) attach the front fork tubes to the frame…
Jack Klarich
18000+ Posts
JTJersey
800+ Posts
That's what I was thinking, but couldn't imagine anyone going through the chore of swapping triple trees just to put a fairing on when there are so many fairings available made to fit.
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