will these bars be above my fairing or even with the edge or behind im not sure if i need the 10 inch or the 12.5 inch
578578
Mine sit nearly even with top of the fairing. Give or take an inch depending on how far you pull them back. Mine are parallel to the gauge side of the fairing.
578579
The 12.5s I installed put my hands above the fairing about even with the bottom of the windshield. Glad I bought them. Best upgrade I've done.
578580
the position where the bars end up closer to the fairing higher the bars are closer to you lower they are my bars are closer to the fairing about 3inches above fairing
578581
The 12.5" bar will end up above the fairing about an 1.5" or so. The shape of the fairing will still deflect some of the wind and bugs off your hands, but not all of it. Check out the WildOne website, they've got several illustrations of how they fit. Hope this helps.
1450934
Mine is at the minimum about 7" the without the extension bar the extension bar is adjustable from there. 12"is I think the next minimum height with the bars. Hope this helps
815500
depend with handlebar, have you a 1" or 7/8" bar? this one is that you need!!
2134294
I have plenty of slack with my heritage classic and my bars are 12's so I would say yeah. It is a great cover by the way!
339724
I have a Reckless fairing on my Road King and these fit perfectly! No cutting or filing was necessary. I bought my fairing for the 6.5" application. Hope this helps
571103
Personally I would go with the 10" due to the carve angle of these trucks. Main reason is to avoid wheel bite with larger wheels, the extra width gives a bit more clearance.
1918082
Each bracket arm has a hole for the bar at 12" and 24". So, the answer is both. I keep mine at 24"
2204376
Carlie, you know, I'm not sure. I had to return mine as they didn't fit what I found out where Thule bars on my Soul. If I were you, I'd order them. Go to a Roof Rack place and see what bars they fit on, then return them if they don't. I know it's a hassle--but a good process of elimination. And besides, if you're protecting (like I was ) well over 6-digits in bicycles, I didn't want to chance them not fitting well.
929741
If you have 12 inch rims 25-8-12 , 25-10-12 whats the size you have on there now
1343051
I mounted mine on a 02 sportsman which is different than yours. Extensions would give you a solid place to mount these but you could put them on the handle bars as an option.
188715
I do not have a fairing but the front does not stick out much more than the other standard bike holders so it should work.
347081
Front bracket bolts in place of the factory track bar bracket. With the RE adjustable track bar you will be fine at 5"
1099153
I have a 99 road glide , the fairings are slightly different ,but these adaptor rings needed to be trimmed by about 3/8 of an inch to clear the outer fairing shell then I put one screw in the speaker and rotated it slightly on the adaptor ring and drilled new holes , not a big deal but I did have to make it work. your bike may have more clearance.
1499289
They'll fit the bar but not sure about the space to mount them. Those pit bikes sometimes have cramped bars.
1014213
Ye sorry i bought it for my BMW X5, best way is to measure your roof especially if you have a factory siderails , measure the space in between them then check the specs of the fairing . There are corresponding measurements provided by the company for small,medium and large. I'll try to find it for you.
146245
Honestly, buy them with the roof bars you have and see if you need to get longer ones. As I didn't need to as my boats cleared the mirrors on the side without the 6" overlap. Buy them you'll love them. Paul
740049
It'll fit the bars but idk if it will fit in the bar clamp holes on the triple clamps. Looks like it's meant to fit 125's and up. Worse case cenario you return them.