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fairing remove
I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
for trouble?
regards,
Snooky
I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
for trouble?
regards,
Snooky
Re: fairing remove
N9NEO axed:
>I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of
>speakers and aftermarket radio. is this a fairly
>easy thing to do or am i asking for trouble?
Piece of cake.
Start by turning screws counter-clockwise.
Yer done.
ASSHOLE#104 Len
N9NEO axed:
>I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of
>speakers and aftermarket radio. is this a fairly
>easy thing to do or am i asking for trouble?
Piece of cake.
Start by turning screws counter-clockwise.
Yer done.
ASSHOLE#104 Len
Re: fairing remove
Easy to do. On a EGC there's 7 screws, a T27 torx. Three on the windshield, two behind the hand grips and two between the forks on the inside. Just remember to disconnect the
headlight before you pull the fairing out too far.
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Easy to do. On a EGC there's 7 screws, a T27 torx. Three on the windshield, two behind the hand grips and two between the forks on the inside. Just remember to disconnect the
headlight before you pull the fairing out too far.
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Re: fairing remove
N9NEO wrote:
> I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
> aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
> for trouble?
Not enough info -- Electra Glide or Road Glide or what?
SQ
ps. You might need T27 and T25 TORX
N9NEO wrote:
> I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
> aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
> for trouble?
Not enough info -- Electra Glide or Road Glide or what?
SQ
ps. You might need T27 and T25 TORX
Re: fairing remove
N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
:I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
:aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
:for trouble?
:
:regards,
:
:Snooky
Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
useful.
---
Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
:I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
:aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
:for trouble?
:
:regards,
:
:Snooky
Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
useful.
---
Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
Re: fairing remove
rmh3@no48panspam . com typed
> N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
>
>:I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
>:aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
>:for trouble?
>:
>:regards,
>:
>:Snooky
>
> Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
> the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
>
> If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
> screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
> the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
> there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
> height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
> useful.
>
>
> ---
> Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
--
Rick NTXNS
AH#126 BS#242
rmh3@no48panspam . com typed
> N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
>
>:I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
>:aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
>:for trouble?
>:
>:regards,
>:
>:Snooky
>
> Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
> the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
>
> If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
> screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
> the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
> there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
> height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
> useful.
>
>
> ---
> Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
--
Rick NTXNS
AH#126 BS#242
Re: fairing remove
On 07 May 2008 00:26:03 GMT, Harlista <rellim1001@gmail . com > wrote:
>rmh3@no48panspam . com typed
>
>> N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
>>
>>:I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
>>:aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
>>:for trouble?
>>:
>>:regards,
>>:
>>:Snooky
>>
>> Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
>> the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
>>
>> If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
>> screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
>> the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
>> there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
>> height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
>> useful.
>>
>>
>> ---
>> Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
>
>Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
>nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>
>--
>Rick NTXNS
>AH#126 BS#242
Indeed sir, I was thinking of mentioning the useful nature of a
manual, for this and future work on the bike. But I see you have
blocked my wicket. Have you any grey poupon?
conehead ah00010
On 07 May 2008 00:26:03 GMT, Harlista <rellim1001@gmail . com > wrote:
>rmh3@no48panspam . com typed
>
>> N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
>>
>>:I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
>>:aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i asking
>>:for trouble?
>>:
>>:regards,
>>:
>>:Snooky
>>
>> Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
>> the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
>>
>> If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
>> screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
>> the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
>> there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
>> height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
>> useful.
>>
>>
>> ---
>> Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
>
>Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
>nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>
>--
>Rick NTXNS
>AH#126 BS#242
Indeed sir, I was thinking of mentioning the useful nature of a
manual, for this and future work on the bike. But I see you have
blocked my wicket. Have you any grey poupon?
conehead ah00010
Re: fairing remove
On Wed, 07 May 2008 00:40:49 GMT, mcron@ruse . net (conehead) wrote:
<snip>
> Have you any grey poupon?
Hey, Conehead! We live down here in seagull territory! We have grey
poop on everything! Come on down!........................
-
Jinks ('86FXRS, '07 FLTR)
#64
Remember, "No good deed goes unpunished"
On Wed, 07 May 2008 00:40:49 GMT, mcron@ruse . net (conehead) wrote:
<snip>
> Have you any grey poupon?
Hey, Conehead! We live down here in seagull territory! We have grey
poop on everything! Come on down!........................
-
Jinks ('86FXRS, '07 FLTR)
#64
Remember, "No good deed goes unpunished"
Re: fairing remove
conehead wrote:
> On 07 May 2008 00:26:03 GMT, Harlista <rellim1001@gmail . com > wrote:
>
>> rmh3@no48panspam . com typed
>>
>>> N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
>>>
>>>> I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
>>>> aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i
>>>> asking for trouble?
>>>>
>>>> regards,
>>>>
>>>> Snooky
>>>
>>> Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
>>> the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
>>>
>>> If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
>>> screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
>>> the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
>>> there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
>>> height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
>>> useful.
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>> Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
>>
>> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the
>> FAQ nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>>
>> --
>> Rick NTXNS
>> AH#126 BS#242
>
>
> Indeed sir, I was thinking of mentioning the useful nature of a
> manual, for this and future work on the bike. But I see you have
> blocked my wicket. Have you any grey poupon?
>
> conehead ah00010
No Grey Poupon , but there's a big ol' joint going around back in the
corner . Maybe more'n one from the cloud of smoke back there .
--
Snag
'90 Ultra "Strider"
'39 WLDD "Popcycle"
Buncha cars and a truck
conehead wrote:
> On 07 May 2008 00:26:03 GMT, Harlista <rellim1001@gmail . com > wrote:
>
>> rmh3@no48panspam . com typed
>>
>>> N9NEO <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote:
>>>
>>>> I need to open up my fairing to put in a pair of speakers and
>>>> aftermarket radio. is this a fairly easy thing to do or am i
>>>> asking for trouble?
>>>>
>>>> regards,
>>>>
>>>> Snooky
>>>
>>> Get a little flashlight to help you see the ones in the back near
>>> the forks. It's kind of dark back there.
>>>
>>> If I remember correctly, you need the weird size torx for those
>>> screws. (T27?) It's one of the sizes on the driver that comes with
>>> the bike. Replacing the speakers is wicked easy. While you are in
>>> there, consider replacing the windshield with one of appropriate
>>> height and add a set of those little windshield bags. They are most
>>> useful.
>>>
>>>
>>> ---
>>> Small town person clinging to guns out of bitterness
>>
>> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the
>> FAQ nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>>
>> --
>> Rick NTXNS
>> AH#126 BS#242
>
>
> Indeed sir, I was thinking of mentioning the useful nature of a
> manual, for this and future work on the bike. But I see you have
> blocked my wicket. Have you any grey poupon?
>
> conehead ah00010
No Grey Poupon , but there's a big ol' joint going around back in the
corner . Maybe more'n one from the cloud of smoke back there .
--
Snag
'90 Ultra "Strider"
'39 WLDD "Popcycle"
Buncha cars and a truck
Re: fairing remove
"Terry Coombs" <snagone@bellsouth . net > wrote in message
news:L%8Uj.31935$DY1.16023@bignews5.bellsouth . net ...
>
> No Grey Poupon , but there's a big ol' joint going around back in the
> corner . Maybe more'n one from the cloud of smoke back there .
> --
> Snag
<running to the back> Damnit Snag! It was just one of those big ol' dog
turd cee'gars that the old fucks tend to smoke when they're drinking.
Thanks allot. I think I re-injured my back when I jumped up. Now I'll just
have to sit by the window and sip outta this mason jar, and take another of
those hydromorphones the doctor gave me last week.
--
Larry
Pain free for awhile.
"Terry Coombs" <snagone@bellsouth . net > wrote in message
news:L%8Uj.31935$DY1.16023@bignews5.bellsouth . net ...
>
> No Grey Poupon , but there's a big ol' joint going around back in the
> corner . Maybe more'n one from the cloud of smoke back there .
> --
> Snag
<running to the back> Damnit Snag! It was just one of those big ol' dog
turd cee'gars that the old fucks tend to smoke when they're drinking.
Thanks allot. I think I re-injured my back when I jumped up. Now I'll just
have to sit by the window and sip outta this mason jar, and take another of
those hydromorphones the doctor gave me last week.
--
Larry
Pain free for awhile.
Re: fairing remove
"Harlista" <rellim1001@gmail . com > wrote
> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
> nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
There, feel better? Always happy to help
112
"Harlista" <rellim1001@gmail . com > wrote
> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
> nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
There, feel better? Always happy to help
112
Re: fairing remove
On May 7, 5:10 am, "TL Mitchell" <tlmitchell99(nospam)@earthlink . net >
wrote:
> "Harlista" <rellim1...@gmail . com > wrote
>
> > Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ=
> > nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>
> Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
>
> There, feel better? Always happy to help
>
> 112
Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
Snooky
On May 7, 5:10 am, "TL Mitchell" <tlmitchell99(nospam)@earthlink . net >
wrote:
> "Harlista" <rellim1...@gmail . com > wrote
>
> > Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ=
> > nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>
> Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
>
> There, feel better? Always happy to help
>
> 112
Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
Snooky
Re: fairing remove
N9NEO wrote:
> On May 7, 5:10 am, "TL Mitchell" <tlmitchell99(nospam)@earthlink . net >
> wrote:
>> "Harlista" <rellim1...@gmail . com > wrote
>>
>>> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
>>> nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>> Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
>>
>> There, feel better? Always happy to help
>>
>> 112
>
> Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
> decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
> I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
> go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
> not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
> nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
I've been running a $29 pair of Walmart speakers in my fairing for about
4 years now. They were fine until last fall. I think I need to visit
Walmart again. 8-)
--
Donna A.
Wench #17/Bitch #17/BS #26/AH#107/SLOB #9
'95 FLHTCUI Fuel Injected 30th Anniversary Electraglide "Fueley"
'66 H-D Bobcat "Baby Blue"--Harley Hummer Club Member #1066
* spoiled-brat . com
N9NEO wrote:
> On May 7, 5:10 am, "TL Mitchell" <tlmitchell99(nospam)@earthlink . net >
> wrote:
>> "Harlista" <rellim1...@gmail . com > wrote
>>
>>> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
>>> nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>> Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
>>
>> There, feel better? Always happy to help
>>
>> 112
>
> Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
> decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
> I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
> go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
> not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
> nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
I've been running a $29 pair of Walmart speakers in my fairing for about
4 years now. They were fine until last fall. I think I need to visit
Walmart again. 8-)
--
Donna A.
Wench #17/Bitch #17/BS #26/AH#107/SLOB #9
'95 FLHTCUI Fuel Injected 30th Anniversary Electraglide "Fueley"
'66 H-D Bobcat "Baby Blue"--Harley Hummer Club Member #1066
* spoiled-brat . com
Re: fairing remove
On Wed, 07 May 2008 09:16:43 -0500, "Donna A."
<flhtcui1995@SPAM.hotmail . com > wrote:
>N9NEO wrote:
>> On May 7, 5:10 am, "TL Mitchell" <tlmitchell99(nospam)@earthlink . net >
>> wrote:
>>> "Harlista" <rellim1...@gmail . com > wrote
>>>
>>>> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
>>>> nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>>> Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
>>>
>>> There, feel better? Always happy to help
>>>
>>> 112
>>
>> Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
>> decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
>> I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
>> go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
>> not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
>> nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
>
>I've been running a $29 pair of Walmart speakers in my fairing for about
>4 years now. They were fine until last fall. I think I need to visit
>Walmart again. 8-)
Heh, a big "Me too" here. Except the part about having to go back to
Walmart right now. The speakers are about the only thing on the bike
I ain't gonna mess with this year.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC(P)
'95 Wrangler YJ
BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
** Posted from * w w w .teranews . com **
On Wed, 07 May 2008 09:16:43 -0500, "Donna A."
<flhtcui1995@SPAM.hotmail . com > wrote:
>N9NEO wrote:
>> On May 7, 5:10 am, "TL Mitchell" <tlmitchell99(nospam)@earthlink . net >
>> wrote:
>>> "Harlista" <rellim1...@gmail . com > wrote
>>>
>>>> Wow, the new gentler rmh. No requests for a drink no pointers to the FAQ
>>>> nobody telling him to buy the manual. Am I in the right place?
>>> Buy a FAQ-manual you face-plantin' fuckstick! Where's my drink?
>>>
>>> There, feel better? Always happy to help
>>>
>>> 112
>>
>> Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
>> decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
>> I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
>> go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
>> not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
>> nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
>
>I've been running a $29 pair of Walmart speakers in my fairing for about
>4 years now. They were fine until last fall. I think I need to visit
>Walmart again. 8-)
Heh, a big "Me too" here. Except the part about having to go back to
Walmart right now. The speakers are about the only thing on the bike
I ain't gonna mess with this year.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC(P)
'95 Wrangler YJ
BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
** Posted from * w w w .teranews . com **
Re: fairing remove
"N9NEO" <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote in message
news:053a7c7c-de35-4d28-b499-eedc3cd9d406@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups . com ...
Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
Snooky
I bought Hogtunes speakers. Work great. Don't recall the price.
t
"N9NEO" <powersupplyguy@netzero . net > wrote in message
news:053a7c7c-de35-4d28-b499-eedc3cd9d406@m3g2000hsc.googlegroups . com ...
Ok, thanks for the info. As long as we're at it is there a pair of
decent aftermarket speakers that don't cost like 80 bucks? I figured
I would pull the fairing off and measure the speaker bolt pattern and
go search for some reasonably priced speakers and an amplifier. No,
not doing the Harley radio either. I bought a radio that is twice as
nice as the HD radio for 600 bucks.
Snooky
I bought Hogtunes speakers. Work great. Don't recall the price.
t
