Motorcycle & Scooter Fairings, Plastics & Body Kits for Harley-Davidson Road Glide

Harley Davidson Road Glide Fairings and Body Work

Reducing the amount of drag on the Harley Davidson Road Glide can help riders get the most power from their bikes, whether theyre touring or just going out. With a wide selection of Harley Davidson Road Glide fairings and body work, you can find the parts that you need to reduce drag.

Fairings are a special lightweight shells that reduce the drag that air puts on the bike while it is moving and protects the rider from small debris. There are many styles of fairings to choose from for the Harley Davidson Road Glide.

Though most of these parts for Harley Davidson are made out of ultra-lightweight materials, there are several materials that are widely used in these parts.

• ABS plastic: ABS is not only ultra-light but strong and flexible as well so that it can help reliably reduce drag on Harley Davidson Road Glides.
• Fiberglass: Mostly used for racing, this material is even lighter than ABS plastic and can be repaired. Those whose Harley Road Glides see greater distances when touring may consider a version like this.
• Carbon fiber reinforced polymer: This is the lightest of the three materials and is often used in extreme sports and racing.

Since they may be adapted to many special purposes, there are a number of styles to choose from. Several are listed below.

• Full: This style covers both the top and bottom portions of the motorcycle, making them suitable for reducing drag in extended trips like touring.
• Half: These only cover the top half of the bike, leaving the bottom half exposed. Some have special pieces to extend them from half to full.
• Quarter: These fit on to the front of the motorcycle and involve a small windshield that deflects debris from the riders face using the air flow.
• Belly pans: These fit underneath the engine of the Harley Davidson and sometimes catch fluids during races.

Here are a few steps that can help you find these for your Harley Road Glide motorcycle.

• Think about what you typically use your Harley Davidson bike for.
• Familiarize yourself with the different styles and find one that matches what you use your Harley Road Glide for.
• Make sure it fits Harley Davidson bikes, specifically Road Glides the same year as your Harley Davidson.