Posted by mannyj on February 10, 2009, 4:10 pm
I'm trying to make a detachable fairing for my 01 road king. As I
understand the older fairings will work but I wanted to know if the
newer fairings with the piece that goes around the headlight will fit.
(like one from an electra glide)
I wanted to cut off the piece that would go under the headlight and
use my existing removable windshield brackets.
Posted by Steve P. on February 10, 2009, 4:19 pm
"mannyj" stumbled through the door and muttered within earshot of everyone
in the bar:
> I'm trying to make a detachable fairing for my 01 road king. As I
> understand the older fairings will work but I wanted to know if the
> newer fairings with the piece that goes around the headlight will fit.
> (like one from an electra glide)
> I wanted to cut off the piece that would go under the headlight and
> use my existing removable windshield brackets.
Well, that's a fine how do you do...
To quote a post from earlier this very day,
"And if you're a newbie here and haven't found it yet, the RMH FAQ is at
http://rmhFAQ.com/ - pay attention!"
Now where's my drink?
Posted by mannyj on February 10, 2009, 4:47 pm
> "mannyj" stumbled through the door and muttered within earshot of everyone
> in the bar:
> > I'm trying to make a detachable fairing for my 01 road king. As I
> > understand the older fairings will work but I wanted to know if the
> > newer fairings with the piece that goes around the headlight will fit.
> > (like one from an electra glide)
> > I wanted to cut off the piece that would go under the headlight and
> > use my existing removable windshield brackets.
> Well, that's a fine how do you do...
> To quote a post from earlier this very day,
> "And if you're a newbie here and haven't found it yet, the RMH FAQ is athttp://rmhFAQ.com/- pay attention!"
> Now where's my drink?
Thanks for the info-maybe we should make it more visible so newbies
can find it-I didn't see anything, must of had my shades on when I
came in.
Barmaid-a round for the house! and a shot of Tequila!
Posted by Andy aka Big Stinkie on February 10, 2009, 8:07 pm
mannyj wrote:
>> "mannyj" stumbled through the door and muttered within earshot of everyone
>> in the bar:
>>
>>> I'm trying to make a detachable fairing for my 01 road king. As I
>>> understand the older fairings will work but I wanted to know if the
>>> newer fairings with the piece that goes around the headlight will fit.
>>> (like one from an electra glide)
>>> I wanted to cut off the piece that would go under the headlight and
>>> use my existing removable windshield brackets.
>> Well, that's a fine how do you do...
>>
>> To quote a post from earlier this very day,
>> "And if you're a newbie here and haven't found it yet, the RMH FAQ is
athttp://rmhFAQ.com/- pay attention!"
>>
>> Now where's my drink?
>
> Thanks for the info-maybe we should make it more visible so newbies
> can find it-I didn't see anything, must of had my shades on when I
> came in.
> Barmaid-a round for the house! and a shot of Tequila!
There ya go! Come on in and sit a spell. I can't help you with your
question, but I can drink your booze.
Andy aka Big Stinkie BS#252 SLOB#3
Posted by nospam on February 10, 2009, 8:13 pm
On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 18:06:02 -0500, Dana Taramina
>wrote:
>>Thanks for the info-maybe we should make it more visible so newbies
>>can find it-I didn't see anything, must of had my shades on when I
>>came in.
>>Barmaid-a round for the house! and a shot of Tequila!
>The barmaid's name is Shirley and she only has Patron Silver. Hope
>you're phatte.
that's only cause Kickstart was here earlier and drank everything
else!
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> understand the older fairings will work but I wanted to know if the
> newer fairings with the piece that goes around the headlight will fit.
> (like one from an electra glide)
> I wanted to cut off the piece that would go under the headlight and
> use my existing removable windshield brackets.