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Old 05-19-2012, 12:34 PM Top   #1 (permalink)
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Just finished this up for a customer. He's in an elite division of the Marines....Cool guy....trusted me to build his bike the whole way. Fun bike to ride....nice sexy lines and it hauls ass! Revolution Performance 107" w/ Andrews Cams, Ness Breather, TMaxx ECU & our pipe.

Ness Fairing highly modified with custom detachable brackets, 6" risers our 4" rise Tracker bars, CRG Bar End mirror, Le Pera Daytona Sport seat, 12" shocks, low profile tag & LED tailight, and a handfull of other goodies.





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Old 05-19-2012, 01:09 PM Top   #2 (permalink)
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Can you show us how the fairing detaches? That's a super nice bike!
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Super clean build Ricster! Dig it!
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Love the exhaust Ric !
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Jordan...basically I used two HD detachable clamps, they are backwards underneath the top tree. I used to bent pieces of small piping and flatened each end and drilled holes to use as bolting points. I then bolted them to the clamps and then to the fairing at two of the windshield mounting holes...so basically they bend around the curve of the headlight and then support the fairing. There is also a z shaped tab that I put between the headlight spacer and a hole drilled at the bottom of the fairing to mount it at the bottom.

I'm going to try to make some templates for a better mounting bracket and then get them water jetted to fit.
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Jordan...basically I used two HD detachable clamps, they are backwards underneath the top tree. I used to bent pieces of small piping and flatened each end and drilled holes to use as bolting points. I then bolted them to the clamps and then to the fairing at two of the windshield mounting holes...so basically they bend around the curve of the headlight and then support the fairing. There is also a z shaped tab that I put between the headlight spacer and a hole drilled at the bottom of the fairing to mount it at the bottom.

I'm going to try to make some templates for a better mounting bracket and then get them water jetted to fit.
great looking bike as always man!

im getting my ness fairing in this week, are the stock mounts not sufficient? Im getting worried because it seems like everyone had to fab up something to get them mounted up properly.
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Love the bike its awesome. Love the tank also!!!
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Hey Ric : great looking build . I bet that bike flies. Haven't had much experience with the TM ECU setup. Seems guys who run them like them a lot. Thanks for posting pictures. Rick aka missedem
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great looking bike as always man!

im getting my ness fairing in this week, are the stock mounts not sufficient? Im getting worried because it seems like everyone had to fab up something to get them mounted up properly.
What front end do you have? They make 3 or 4 different fairings....
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What front end do you have? They make 3 or 4 different fairings....
49mm. I ordered the one for that front end.

Im just curious on why you had to "highly modify it", was it just to use the quick detach hardware, or for fitment?
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well, i got m fairing on and it looks much bigger on my street bob then i would like.

is that a narrow glide fairing on a mid glide front end?
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Love this build, Ric! You've almost got me wanting a fairing...almost.
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anyone happen to know what laydown tag holder is on this bike?

looks better then most that i have seen, seems to lay down lower.
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