I found a cool how to for a custom 1/4 fairing.

[Anonymous]

The whole page is pretty cool. They have barrowed a lot of pics and info from this site (with all credit given). this page has a pretty cool way to do a custom fairing.

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Speedway/6201/a_shop.html

This is a cool pic of a GS. I really can't remember how to actually display it here or I would have.

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Speedway/6201/k_bkdrm.gif

[Anonymous]

That article is first class. Geocities is not a friendly place for posting photos ron. BTW i couldnt get thesecond link to return a photo.

[Anonymous]

thats alot of work for the fairing to make it flip forward, just remove the 2 bolts on the fairing braket and the whole thing comes off

[Bert Patterson]

Jesus, I've got the exact same fairing on a old Yamaha triple with existing 7" headlight. It bolts to either side of the headlight bucket with two brackets. Incredibly simple to install and remove. Total cost was about $40.

My GS fairing is slicker, but it's still only held by four bolts - brackets were a little more complicated, but that fits my existing 8" headlight.

[Anonymous]

GS1100E

Bert,
can you post pictures of what you have on your bike? I have a GS1100E also and am considering something. I was even considering putting an 1150 fairing from AirTech on mine.

[Anonymous]

i have a little fairing from a buell blast on my bike. easy to install and remove, fits atop headlamp perfect. costs between 25-35$.

[Anonymous]

i have a little fairing from a buell blast on my bike. easy to install and remove, fits atop headlamp perfect. costs between 25-35$.

Wow! Buell Blasts ARE good for something after all!!!

[AOD]

can anyone copy/paste the page here? i'm getting errors from Geocrapcities.