Dualsport Fairing w PnP LED Lighting

[M1Jeep]

Originally Posted by sanjoh

DR650
The DR650 should be very similar to the DRZ400 and DR350 mounting and electrics. If you can measure the width of the oem brackets that hold the headlight bracket, I can give you a better answer.

I measured the width of the OEM bracket that holds the headlight bracket and it measured 6-14/16" wide (outside to outside of oem bracket).

[Buzztail]

Originally Posted by m1jeep

i measured the width of the oem bracket that holds the headlight bracket and it measured 6-14/16" wide (outside to outside of oem bracket).

7/8"

[Chicken Helmet]

Originally Posted by Buzztail

7/8"

At least he can see the ticks to count to 14. Those marks can be hard to follow and count.

[M1Jeep]

Thanks for going easy on me guys!

[Buzztail]

Originally Posted by M1Jeep

Thanks for going easy on me guys!

I had to go with 7/8 to keep from taking my shoes off

[Chicken Helmet]

Originally Posted by M1Jeep

Thanks for going easy on me guys!

Jeeps and Suzukis, you can't be all bad.

[BogeyMan]

Originally Posted by sanjoh

Test Lab

Like. What other KTM fitments do you have (or plan to have)? Husaberg even?

[sanjoh]

Originally Posted by BogeyMan

Like. What other KTM fitments do you have (or plan to have)? Husaberg even?

Most off road oriented KTMs use 2 pins in the fender with the upper attaching to the fork legs with a strap, we have that. Electrics are similar, will be supplied with a plug n play connector. You will need to check the connections on your bike to verify High low and ground.

What does Husaberg use to connect the fairing? We have a 4 strap setup to attach to forks legs. This works if there is no subframe or other mounting.

[BogeyMan]

Originally Posted by sanjoh

What does Husaberg use to connect the fairing? We have a 4 strap setup to attach to forks legs. This works if there is no subframe or other mounting.

My Husaberg ('11 FE570S) has the two pins on the fender (well, one - 'cos one of mine broke off ) and uses the rubber straps (x4) to attach the assembly to the fork legs.

[sanjoh]

Originally Posted by BogeyMan

My Husaberg ('11 FE570S) has the two pins on the fender (well, one - 'cos one of mine broke off ) and uses the rubber straps (x4) to attach the assembly to the fork legs.

Should mount up with the 4 fork mounts, the pin spacing will work if it is the same as a KTM (or you could just knock the other one off).

[M1Jeep]

Originally Posted by sanjoh

DR650
The DR650 should be very similar to the DRZ400 and DR350 mounting and electrics. If you can measure the width of the oem brackets that hold the headlight bracket, I can give you a better answer.

Hi sanjoh,

I measured the width of the OEM bracket that holds the headlight bracket and it measured 6-7/8" wide.

[sanjoh]

Originally Posted by M1Jeep

I measured the width of the OEM bracket that holds the headlight bracket and it measured 6-7/8" wide.

That will work with the fairing. Installation will entail choosing the veritical height of the fairing by using the lower bolt/hole on the stock mount, after removing the headlight subframe (not the ones connected to the fork). Angle can be set using the provided holes in our main bracket or if more angle/rake is desired, drill a hole in the main bracket and use the upper oem bolt location.

Does your electrical connector for the headlight look like this?

[sanjoh]

The fairing will be for sale next week.

The Dual Sport Fairing has been a joint venture between a couple of ADVer's that love to ride. Harcus has been using his mad skills to craft the fairing and mechanicals and I have developed the lighting and controls. You can see Harcus latest ride report here

The product will be available on both of our websites Globetrottin and ADVmonster.

We look forward to your questions and feedback on the fairing, we've put a lot of effort into it and think it will be a great improvement over what's available.

More to come....

[M1Jeep]

Originally Posted by sanjoh

That will work with the fairing. Installation will entail choosing the veritical height of the fairing by using the lower bolt/hole on the stock mount, after removing the headlight subframe (not the ones connected to the fork). Angle can be set using the provided holes in our main bracket or if more angle/rake is desired, drill a hole in the main bracket and use the upper oem bolt location.

Does your electrical connector for the headlight look like this?

Yes, that's the one!

[Jagermeister]

Originally Posted by sanjoh

Not yet, looking for a volunteer in central Florida for a fitting.

The fairing works great as do the lights, the adjustable low beam is functional, providing adequate light, haven't been flashed yet including a fair amount of night riding.

Pricing will run from a bit over $200 to over $300 depending on lights choosen.

Damn near ready for release. It will be worth the wait


DRZ pics

That looks great on the DRZ.

I'm curious about wind protection and buffeting/turbulence on the road - any experience yet?