Emgo fairing

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

Dang you all, making me spend more money on this bike! Lol. I ordered one from Moto Part Hub for $55.55 shipped.

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I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,,

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

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[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

Dang you all, making me spend more money on this bike! Lol. I ordered one from Moto Part Hub for $55.55 shipped.

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,,

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me...... In negotiations now to get a new part shipped to me.... wish me luck. Lol.

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[Cormanus]

Good luck, mate.

 

[capttwb136_imp]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Emgo-70-525...nom-Fairing-/222070194483?hash=item33b46a4133

If negotiations should fail, although hopefully they will send a new one.

 

[ryanschillinger_imp]

Dang! Might have to replace my street shield EX with one of these. Definitely more the look I'd prefer, but didn't know it was option when I needed a windshield...

 

[capttwb136_imp]

Dang! Might have to replace my street shield EX with one of these. Definitely more the look I'd prefer, but didn't know it was option when I needed a windshield...

That is what I did. However I left the EX mounting hardware on so when it gets cold this fall I can easily switch them out.

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[0011bc_imp]

i like the viper i installed, used stock bucket hardware

 

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

Dang you all, making me spend more money on this bike! Lol. I ordered one from Moto Part Hub for $55.55 shipped.

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,,

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me...... In negotiations now to get a new part shipped to me.... wish me luck. Lol.

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me...... In negotiations now to get a new part shipped to me.... wish me luck. Lol.

Sent from me...... Well, they day a replacement is being shipped, so far customer service had been good. Crossing fingers....

Sent from me......

 

[ryanschillinger_imp]

Man these fairings look nice on the black bikes! I just couldn't fathom spending the money on the one from Japan, didn't know these fit our bikes still. They're installing without any contact to the gauges on a 14? Seems like installation is pretty straightforward, yeah? Might be the best $50-60 I've seen anyone spend on these bikes.

 

[TCinNC_imp]

i like the viper i installed, used stock bucket hardware

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?

 

[treytexag_imp]

Received my Emgo Venom Mark II today from Powersports. It has two parts, the fairing piece, and the windshield piece. As seen in the pic here, there are approximately 8, maybe more, black screws that attach the windshield to the fairing. See pic here:

Here is my box BTW:

Question is this, was I supposed to receive those 8 little black screws to attach the windshield to the fairing part? I didn't receive any hardware, just the two plastic bits. BTW, pretty good quality IMHO, was hoping for hardware to screw both parts together. Also, any kind of gasket or "mating" material to place in between windshield and fairing before screwing together?

Please advise if I was supposed to get the black screws or do I have to go down to the Home Depot or BLowes to pick something up?

OK thanks gents.

 

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

Check the packing, a small package of screws was taped to the bubble wrap in mine.

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[Inhouse Bob]

Someone asked about the shield hitting the gauges...
I took my Drimmel and cut off a chunk of the plastic at the bottom where it contacts the horns and made enough room to tilt the fairing forward so that it sits about two inches above the gauges. Since the only mounting points are the headlight mounting screws, you can just pivot the whole thing forward. I didn't bother making a bracket for the bottom because the mounting screws seem to hold it all stable, even at speed, but others have added something to support the bottom.

 

[treytexag_imp]

Check the packing, a small package of screws was taped to the bubble wrap in mine.

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Regrettably, no small package of screws taped to the bubble wrap, or anywhere else in the box . . . . Frustrating that I have to return the whole box simply due to these small screws . . . .

Since both my plastic parts arrived in great shape, perhaps I should order the replacement first and see what gets delivered?

 

[mattmcuomo@yahoo.com]

Check the packing, a small package of screws was taped to the bubble wrap in mine.

Sent from me......

Regrettably, no small package of screws taped to the bubble wrap, or anywhere else in the box . . . . Frustrating that I have to return the whole box simply due to these small screws . . . .

Since both my plastic parts arrived in great shape, perhaps I should order the replacement first and see what gets delivered?

Regrettably, no small package of screws taped to the bubble wrap, or anywhere else in the box . . . . Frustrating that I have to return the whole box simply due to these small screws . . . .

Since both my plastic parts arrived in great shape, perhaps I should order the replacement first and see what gets delivered? Mine arrived with broken windscreen, I called them and they are sending a whole new unit, not asking for return! I may get an extra set of screws, if so you're welcome to them for shipping charges.

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[treytexag_imp]

Check the packing, a small package of screws was taped to the bubble wrap in mine.

Sent from me......

Regrettably, no small package of screws taped to the bubble wrap, or anywhere else in the box . . . . Frustrating that I have to return the whole box simply due to these small screws . . . .

Since both my plastic parts arrived in great shape, perhaps I should order the replacement first and see what gets delivered?

Regrettably, no small package of screws taped to the bubble wrap, or anywhere else in the box . . . . Frustrating that I have to return the whole box simply due to these small screws . . . .

Since both my plastic parts arrived in great shape, perhaps I should order the replacement first and see what gets delivered? Mine arrived with broken windscreen, I called them and they are sending a whole new unit, not asking for return! I may get an extra set of screws, if so you're welcome to them for shipping charges.

Sent from me......

Regrettably, no small package of screws taped to the bubble wrap, or anywhere else in the box . . . . Frustrating that I have to return the whole box simply due to these small screws . . . .

Since both my plastic parts arrived in great shape, perhaps I should order the replacement first and see what gets delivered? Mine arrived with broken windscreen, I called them and they are sending a whole new unit, not asking for return! I may get an extra set of screws, if so you're welcome to them for shipping charges.

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MMC, thank you sir, very kind of you, I appreciate the offer.

 

[0011bc_imp]

i like the viper i installed, used stock bucket hardware

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?
I found it at my local shop

Home - Milwaukee Cycle but you can get them anywhere

Someone asked about the shield hitting the gauges...
I took my Drimmel and cut off a chunk of the plastic at the bottom where it contacts the horns and made enough room to tilt the fairing forward so that it sits about two inches above the gauges. Since the only mounting points are the headlight mounting screws, you can just pivot the whole thing forward. I didn't bother making a bracket for the bottom because the mounting screws seem to hold it all stable, even at speed, but others have added something to support the bottom.

I dremeled enough out by the gauges for exact fit around the headlight bezel, I also had to notch out for the turn signals, I also used adhesive weather stripping around the dremeled parts that come into close contact to avoid wear on the gauges, and two little pieces on the brake reservoirs for the same reason.

 

[treytexag_imp]

11bc, could you show us a couple of pics of your dremeling around the guages and the protective taping? I too, using directions from Captwb1136, must do some cutting, dremeling and sanding. Would like to see how yours looks too.

Thanks 11, appreciate the help . . .

i like the viper i installed, used stock bucket hardware

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?
I found it at my local shop

Home - Milwaukee Cycle but you can get them anywhere

Someone asked about the shield hitting the gauges...
I took my Drimmel and cut off a chunk of the plastic at the bottom where it contacts the horns and made enough room to tilt the fairing forward so that it sits about two inches above the gauges. Since the only mounting points are the headlight mounting screws, you can just pivot the whole thing forward. I didn't bother making a bracket for the bottom because the mounting screws seem to hold it all stable, even at speed, but others have added something to support the bottom.

I dremeled enough out by the gauges for exact fit around the headlight bezel, I also had to notch out for the turn signals, I also used adhesive weather stripping around the dremeled parts that come into close contact to avoid wear on the gauges, and two little pieces on the brake reservoirs for the same reason.

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?
I found it at my local shop

Home - Milwaukee Cycle but you can get them anywhere

Someone asked about the shield hitting the gauges...
I took my Drimmel and cut off a chunk of the plastic at the bottom where it contacts the horns and made enough room to tilt the fairing forward so that it sits about two inches above the gauges. Since the only mounting points are the headlight mounting screws, you can just pivot the whole thing forward. I didn't bother making a bracket for the bottom because the mounting screws seem to hold it all stable, even at speed, but others have added something to support the bottom.

I dremeled enough out by the gauges for exact fit around the headlight bezel, I also had to notch out for the turn signals, I also used adhesive weather stripping around the dremeled parts that come into close contact to avoid wear on the gauges, and two little pieces on the brake reservoirs for the same reason.

 

[kennyw]

Dang you all, making me spend more money on this bike! Lol. I ordered one from Moto Part Hub for $55.55 shipped.

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,,

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me...... In negotiations now to get a new part shipped to me.... wish me luck. Lol.

Sent from me......

I hope your order goes better than the reviews on that place... 7 out of 8 reviews on Google were 1 star.

Google Search,, Ugh! I got the part quick but the windscreen is cracked!

Sent from me...... In negotiations now to get a new part shipped to me.... wish me luck. Lol.

Sent from me...... Well, they day a replacement is being shipped, so far customer service had been good. Crossing fingers....

Sent from me......

If it works out you may need to write a positive review for them.

 

[0011bc_imp]

11bc, could you show us a couple of pics of your dremeling around the guages and the protective taping? I too, using directions from Captwb1136, must do some cutting, dremeling and sanding. Would like to see how yours looks too.

Thanks 11, appreciate the help . . .

i like the viper i installed, used stock bucket hardware

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?
I found it at my local shop

Home - Milwaukee Cycle but you can get them anywhere

Someone asked about the shield hitting the gauges...
I took my Drimmel and cut off a chunk of the plastic at the bottom where it contacts the horns and made enough room to tilt the fairing forward so that it sits about two inches above the gauges. Since the only mounting points are the headlight mounting screws, you can just pivot the whole thing forward. I didn't bother making a bracket for the bottom because the mounting screws seem to hold it all stable, even at speed, but others have added something to support the bottom.

I dremeled enough out by the gauges for exact fit around the headlight bezel, I also had to notch out for the turn signals, I also used adhesive weather stripping around the dremeled parts that come into close contact to avoid wear on the gauges, and two little pieces on the brake reservoirs for the same reason.

Where did you happen to find that?? It looks really good. How is it at highway speeds?
I found it at my local shop

Home - Milwaukee Cycle but you can get them anywhere

Someone asked about the shield hitting the gauges...
I took my Drimmel and cut off a chunk of the plastic at the bottom where it contacts the horns and made enough room to tilt the fairing forward so that it sits about two inches above the gauges. Since the only mounting points are the headlight mounting screws, you can just pivot the whole thing forward. I didn't bother making a bracket for the bottom because the mounting screws seem to hold it all stable, even at speed, but others have added something to support the bottom.

I dremeled enough out by the gauges for exact fit around the headlight bezel, I also had to notch out for the turn signals, I also used adhesive weather stripping around the dremeled parts that come into close contact to avoid wear on the gauges, and two little pieces on the brake reservoirs for the same reason.

BRB, just got back from a ride. ill go take a pic.
Sorry. it is dusty under there!