KratorUniversal Blackout Windshield Headlight Fairing Compatible with 35mm-49mm Forks - Fits Most 5.75" Headlights, Black, 16.5" Height x 21" Width (JBM-6015-S)

I bought this to help with freeway driving to eliminate some of the buffeting I was experiencing. It ended up working out perfectly on my 2020 HD Iron 883N. The extra brackets weren’t needed on my bike due to the headlight being closer to the forks. All in all, I’m very happy with the purchase.

Looks really good IMO. Don't get much buffeting. Has plenty of adjustment to get the perfect fit. 4 stars only because it doesn't have quick detach.

Haven't installed it yet but is well built and mocks up great, looking like it will have been a great buy.

Installed on a 2018 Scout Bobber.SEE LAST PHOTO FOR HOW TO MOUNT THIS FAIRING. Install was what I expected other then the “windshield” and lower fairing were shipped in two separate pieces. The Instructions are not for this specific fairing and the last photo on this review really helped me sort it all out.Hardware was not packaged well and spilled out all together in the box. The fairing itself did have some blemishes and rough edges but for $100 I believe it is well worth its price.TURN SIGNALS: if you are going to purchase this fairing I highly recommend you get a pair of small 3/4” round flush mount turn signals and wire them in to replace your stock ones. I purchased a pair of blacked out 3/4” led flush mount turn signals on here for $10. They look 100x better then stock and were cheaper then the relocation brackets for my stock signals.Head Light Relocation Bracket: you may want to purchase a bike specific headlight relocation bracket to move your headlight forward. I did not at the time of this install and my headlight sits all the way recessed in the headlight cutout. I will have to ride at night to see if it would be worth purchasing one in the future otherwise it might just be personal preference on appearance.I’m glad I went this route and saved $250-$400 not going with a big name bike specific fairing.

Installed on my 1997 750 Vulcan, fits the bike really with a 7 inch light but it’s kinda a pita to install. Thro those provided clamps out and get some sturdy ones and be careful with the studs coming off the fairing as I had to glue new studs in after the old ones broke off

First off, no instructions BUT there is a video on YouTube just search Krator universal fairing and you'll find it. Mounting was challenging but not really that hard. Tighten the bolts just enough to hold but able to move, line it up where you want it and tighten. Came out pretty nice, I'm happy. Gives my bike a new look. I have a 2003 dyna wide glide.. I will update after some time riding on how it holds up. ***Update** It's okay, I had no problems. But I've decided it just doesn't look or feel right with the style of my bike, it sits too far forward away from the handlebars. Going to return and hope to exchange for a full fairing.

Had a bullet headlight which I had to replace in order for it to fit properly. After a bunch of tweeking and messing around with it, I finally got it to fit properly. One has to play with it for a while, it's not going to fit in the first couple tries. My bike is a '03 HD Softail Standard.

The whole set up looks great fits great too. On the down side,the bracket to mount headlight to is to thin to be that long. It shakes a lot .I am putting 7 inch head light in to snug it up and will make a new bracket for stability and should be great. This is an 02 duece and it fits pretty solid ....looks great! Trying to add pic but not working so far no pic or video. install is not that hard but has its challenges. digging it.