Tsukayu fairing installed - with lots of pictures

[mikesth]

Originally Posted by JussMatt

Looks Damn Good Mike!!!!....uh...I mean Tiny!!! LOL! Seriously Bro...that's a sharp set up!! Were you able to use your radio equipment you already had, or did you have to get some new? If ya got new, let me know...I might be interested in your old if you're selling it... Then again....it might be going on Kim's bike!! LOL!

Audio is all new as it was included in the kit - I'm kinda planning on putting it on Kim's bike - but if she doesn't want it, I'll call you for first dibs

And thanks!

[mikesth]

Originally Posted by rksaw

Looks good Mike. I too like the look of the Street Glide, but I'm gonna keep mine the way she is asthetically for a while. You did a great job of explaining things we would want to know--not just the "form" but also the "function". Hope you enjoy it as much as you were expecting to.
Rich

Thanks Rich - I know it's a tough decision so I thought I'd pass along my observations

[ccmjr77]

nice, very nice...

[jussmatt]

Originally Posted by mikesth

Audio is all new as it was included in the kit - I'm kinda planning on putting it on Kim's bike - but if she doesn't want it, I'll call you for first dibs

And thanks!

Kewl Bro!! That's what I figured!!! LOL! Looking forward to seeing it at the LSR...if not sooner! Let me know the next time you're headed to Thirsty Parrot. I drive right by there 6 days a week!!! LOL!

[doctorgski]

That fairing looks great, and at a good price too. Tell me, is that black Nomad as fast as it looks...? I think it's capable of going faster than the music can get back to ya. That can be a problem! Great job pal...enjoy the new add on....!

[nighthawk11]

For moving your lights out a bit to clear the fairing, try these from JP cycles. I used them on mine and worked great.
http://www.jpcycles.com/productdetail.aspx?PID=4400285