Lower fairings on a Road king ??

[glider]

I agree with sprinklerfitter, the HD ones are a quality part. They have two different ones, get the better ones, they cost a few bucks more but they are worth it.

 

[shaker]

I have the Mustache Engine Guard, so the stock HD soft lowers wont work for me. I did find the following if anyone is interested.


fairing lowers *** Leather covered hard fairings.

Soft Lowers *** Soft lowers for Mustache Engine Guard.

HARLEY SOFTAIL MUSTACHE ENGINE GUARD SOFT LOWERS

*** EBay version for Mustache Engine Guards - somewhat less expensive.

 

[glimmerman]

i use the hard lowers on my rk police in the winter. nothing fancy. no pockets, liners or speakers. my rk looks like an old eglide w/ a tour pak and lites. keep them on until high 40's- low 50's. works fine, fails safe, and drains to the bilge.

 

[SunCruise]

Thanks for all the info !! I think I will search out a set of used hard lowers so I can save a few $$ In the meantime the wheather here is still chilly so I ordered soft lowers from Airlite. I'll be sure to let ya's know how that works out.
SC

 

[fiveoh455]

I got a set of Desert Dawgs for Christmas for my '09 Electra Glide Classic. They go on/come off in a matter of seconds. In cool/wet weather they provide protection from wind/moisture.
The soft lowers HD sells are recommended not to be used in temps above 50 degrees I think...Desert Dawgs can be used at any temp.

 

[lorne]

I got a set of Desert Dawgs for Christmas for my '09 Electra Glide Classic. They go on/come off in a matter of seconds. In cool/wet weather they provide protection from wind/moisture.
The soft lowers HD sells are recommended not to be used in temps above 50 degrees I think...Desert Dawgs can be used at any temp.

got a pic or link? would be interested to see those. hope that 50 deg is in Celsius

 

[glider]

 

[lorne]

Desert Dawgs for Motorcycles

thanks Steve