Vintage Full Fairings
Vintage Airtech Full Fairings
Even larger then the "Half Fairings", these full fairings have upper and lower components. Sometimes as one or multiple pieces.
These are great universal fairings for the ultimate vintage look. Dress up any naked bike or garage sale find with a nice set of airtech fairings.
If it's a street bike, just make sure the headlight opening is big enough!
You'll also want to check the width and make sure you have enough clearance.
As always, custom installation and trimming may be required.
XR7504 - 72/74 (LONG CIRCUT)DISC BRAKE FAIR
HarleyXR750 fairing long circuit - disc brake
The three piece design pictured was obtained from Rob Ianucci of Team Obsolete; the molds were taken off of original, unmounted Harley Davidson parts.
Two different versions are available. The lowers are similar, but the upper differs depending on whether the bike is a drum or disc brake unit.
The disc brake version of this fairing has a much smaller and shorter dash area to make room for the massive brake master cylinder mounted on the handlebars, shown in the pictures below.
(Image 1) XR7501 - 72/74 HOURGLASS SHORT CIRCUIT
XR7501 - 72/74 HOURGLASS SHORT CIRCUIT
HarleyXR750 Hourglass fairing - short circuit - low boy
This the short race circuit fairing, also known as the hourglass fairing, which was designed for use on the low boy chassis. With its much lower steering head height, this was the preferred setup on tighter tracks. The fairing itself is actually much smaller than its long circuit counterpart -- though not quite as aerodynamic. Again, these fairings were obtained from Team Obsolete and made off of uncrashed Harley parts. It you have an XR project in the works or are building a vintage racer, Airtech can make you very happy. We've got just the stuff you want.
(Image 1) 2KR7501
2KR7501 - 68/69 HARLEY KR750 LOWBOY FAIRING
Harley KRTT Lowboy fairing - short circuit
This bulbous fairing was originally designed in the Cal Tech wind tunnel and then used by Cal Rayborn and the Wrecking Crew. They wrought havoc on the AMA Road Racing Circuit with their voluptuous Harley.
The fairing itself has a unique aerodynamic shape that includes a leading edge placed extremely far forward to help keep turbulent air attached to the very flat sides of the fairing as it flows over it.