Can anyone recommend a good fairing to go along with these cross bars?
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I used the 2014 KIA Soul Basic Manufacturer's crossbars and have had no issues with them. I purchased them after market and installed them myself, and they went on quit easily. I did not have a need for any additional fairings for them, and, as is, they suit my need quite well. Now I'm just waiting for them to have the center console for the 2014 Kia Soul Basic available.
70720
You might check their website. I had cross bars on my roof rack and they mounted no problem.
875471
Check with a bike shop or sporting good store. I know you can put on a more narrow size, such as 700 X 38
90386
You will need the mounting (separate ) and windshield (separate) - you are just getting the fairing
2220005
It would depend on the size of the bars. If you go to the Inno web site it will tell you what size bars the fairing will fit.
1014212
http://www.orsracksdirect.com/inno-wind-fairing-qa.htmlthere you go goodluck.Check the picture below the page of this link.
1260886
I like these handles but they are not replacements for your road bars. They are for resting your wrists and shoulders on long straights. You can put shifter levers on them but not breaks. I use them on long straightaways that I'm familiar with that don't have dramatic curves or big potholes where quick maneuvers would be necessary. They take a lot of practice.
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This link might help toohttp://handa-accessories.com/odyssey/05odyroofrackcrossbar.pdf
678748
If your going to be hitting a lot of bumps, I'd go for a straight mountain or a cross bike. This bike is more of a street bike and the skinny tires do not like potholes. Other than that, I like it a lot. And for you the 50cm.
440517
No. You should check out ones made for aero bars. Check out barfly TT mount. Hope that helps
549707
I wouldn't worry about these big foot brackets. More of a question where your cross bars could handle the weight. There are little foam pads the might need replacing over the years, but I expect these to last quite a while.
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I think the answers by others are good, but I say no. Go to a good sporting goods like Dick's or [my favorite] Academy Sports and try out theirs. I like my bike but if I was starting all over I think I might go for an eliptical machine.
333207
They fit nicely on my fuji cross pro but I never take them off road. I wouldn't trust them. They seem fragile. I have beefier wheels for when I'm needing to go off-roading. I do use them for commuting. My route is not the smoothest ride... curbs, railroad tracks, etc and they've held up great for 2 years now. GL
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if the "old Thule" is a storage box that should be good for about 100 or so pounds as the load is spread out a bit across the bars. The bars are not as robust as Yakima or Thule cross bars but will easily carry a few bikes or a storage box, but I wouldn't expect to load the box too heavily. They look a lot better than Yakima or Thule cross bars, by the way.
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As a former aircraft mechanic...if you're looking to add a stereo system to a fairing I would seek out a fairing designed for one. The Memphis Shades Batwing Fairing is nice by itself but not designed for add-ons.
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I also bought CRG Bar End Mirrors - Internal Mirror AdapterSold by: Podium SuperbikeTo go with it.
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You need to get a cross bar for the girl bike. Also it does not hold the bikes well in the supports, fyi.