Topic: Identify this Fairing / Bug Catcher

[CBJoe]

Anyone recognize this fairing?  Probably modified one-off but thought to check with the masses.

Cheers, Joe




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[Don R]

 A Bikini fairing?

[333]

Back in the day, there were many "quarter fairings". I don't recognize it exactly, but it may be one from National Cycle.

[CBJoe]

I figured.   I was hoping someone would have a magic identifier of make and model   Of all the quarter fairings and bug catchers I've seen that one stands out at the top for being on a bike with stock tins, so I thought i'd take a chance and ask.

Joe

[754]

 Not identical but 72 bux at Revzilla..

[Kelly E]

Not identical but 72 bux at Revzilla..

I used one of those on the 900F after I cut off the lower rearward pointing bits.

[desertrefugee]

Not identical but 72 bux at Revzilla..

I used one of those on the 900F after I cut off the lower rearward pointing bits.

Dang!  That's a good idea!  I have one of the things on my GL1000 and have never really liked those bottom protrusions.  I believe I might have a go at trimming it back.  Hard to screw up ABS...I hope.

[Kelly E]

Not identical but 72 bux at Revzilla..

I used one of those on the 900F after I cut off the lower rearward pointing bits.

Dang!  That's a good idea!  I have one of the things on my GL1000 and have never really liked those bottom protrusions.  I believe I might have a go at trimming it back.  Hard to screw up ABS...I hope.

I put a few layers of blue tape on the fairing. Then I drew the lines as best I could. I used a jigsaw to cut it with a really fine blade. You need to cut it in short spurts and let go of the trigger. Too far, too fast and it melts back together.

[333]

Be careful with trimming.  Some were fiberglass, not ABS.

The Emgo was a copy of one that was fiberglass, a TPF4. Can't remember the maker.