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Fairingairing Bbrara FFAIRINGAIRING BBRARA FFOROR FFRAMERAME--MOUNTEDMOUNTED FFAIRINGSAIRINGS 2350-02242350-0224 [713FBM][713FBM] www.saddlemen.com FEATURES OF THE FLT FAIRING BRA: • For 1998-2013 Touring Models FLT & FLTR (Frame-mount fairing) • Protect the finish of your motorcycle's fairing with a Saddlemen fairing bra. • Supple looking, marine-grade SaddleHyde looks great while keeping the road crud off of your fairing. • A superb fit and special backing provides for light bra contact to the fairing surface to prevent rub-marks. • Cover appearance complements Saddlemen and other seat's covers. • Simple installation - does not require unbolting fairing from chassis - instructions included. • Designed and made in the U.S.A. READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION! You are responsible for the proper installation of this Saddlemen accessory on your motor vehicle. Your attention to the supplied installation instructions and recommendations will permit safe and proper use of this accessory. You must mount this accessory properly and securely before riding your vehicle. If you lack the ability to safely and properly mount this accessory, seek out a qualified motorcycle technician for assistance. During accessory installation, support the vehicle with a suitable stand or lift so it will not tip over and injure you, or damage the vehicle. Using or mounting this accessory improperly could result in a loss of control of the motor vehicle which could result in damage to your vehicle or other personal property, the property of third parties, and/or personal injury to yourself or others up to and including death. BE SURE TO THOROUGHLY READ AND CLOSELY FOLLOW THE MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS THAT ARE INCLUDED WITH THIS ACCESSORY: • The fairing bra must be installed and securely fastened onto the fairing cowl of the motorcycle. For your and your passenger's safety, install the fairing bra securely so it will not shift or move while riding. Make sure the bra or its mounting materials will not contact the controls, wheels, suspension or any other moving parts of your vehicle. • If you do not understand these instructions DO NOT mount the fairing bra. Remove any portion of the bra you may have already installed on your motorcycle. • Thoroughly inspect your fairing bra before every ride. Do not use this accessory if the mounting system has been modified, or has deteriorated, loosened or is beginning to fail. • Continually check the security of the fairing bra at each stop as you ride. Hardware on a motorcycle can loosen during operation, so be sure to check it frequently - your and your passenger’s health depends upon your attention to safety. • Do not use this accessory if you have any doubts as to whether it is properly mounted to your motorcycle. • When using this or any accessory, do not exceed your vehicle's Maximum Gross Vehicle Weight as listed on your motorcycle or in it's owner's manual. • If your accessory fairing bra is ever damaged, do not use it until it has been inspected by your local professional motorcycle dealer. Replace the accessory immediately if it has damage that will prevent it from being properly secured to your vehicle. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THIS ACCESSORY IF: • You do not understand these installation and use instructions, • You do not understand any part of the accessory mounting system, • You have any doubts as to the security of the mounting system. If you do not understand the Mounting Instructions DO NOT mount the accessory and remove any other items you may have installed on your vehicle. Contact your local professional motorcycle dealer for assistance, or call the Saddlemen support line at (310) 638-1222. Remember: Motorcycling can be a dangerous activity. Installation of any accessory can increase your risk if it is not installed properly. You are responsible to install this accessory so it will not contact any portion of the drive train, suspension or steering, or if it will in any way interfere with the controls or the operation of your motorcycle. PARTS INCLUDED WITH THE FLT FAIRING BRA: Part Qty. Part Qty. Fairing bra 1 Instruction sheet 1 RECOMMENDED TOOLS: #2 and/or #3 Phillips screw drivers Flat screw driver (or small, thin pry-bar tool) T20 ~ T27 Torx drivers (or socket on ratchet/extension) Protective tape (Other tools may be required, depending upon your vehicle) The images in this instruction set may be different than your accessory or motorcycle. Continued on next page... www.saddlemen.com 17801 SOUTH SUSANA ROAD, RANCHO DOMINGUEZ, CA 90221 (310) 638-1222 1 / 5 713FBM (10-28-2013 v2) 11-400286 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS: Your Saddlemen Fairing Bra has been designed to mount easily to the frame-mounting STEP 1 fairings on certain Harley-Davidson Touring Model motorcycles. By referring to this instruc- tion set you (or your professional motorcycle technician) will need to determine the best mounting method to install this accessory on your motorcycle. NOTE: Prior to bra installation make sure your fairing is clean and waxed. Your bra’s soft inner liner will help protect the paint finish if you make sure no dirt or debris is present. STEP 1: Use a Phillips screwdriver and remove the five screws securing the windshield to the fairing. It is best to remove the windshield and set it in a safe place so it will not be damaged as you work on your motorcycle. Move to STEP 2. STEP 2: You must loosen the outer fairing from the inner dash so you can insert retention 1 STEP 2 strips around the bra’s perimeter. When the fairing and inner dash hardware is retightened, it will grasp the retention strips that are on the perimeter of the bra. This will help hold the fairing bra in place. Use the appropriate sized driver to remove the six Torx-style screws 1 from the inner dash. Move to STEP 3. STEP 3: Apply some thick, protective tape to the painted surface around the headlights’ STEP 3 bezel. This will help you protect the paint finish as you pry the bezel away from the fairing. Use a flat screwdriver or pry-bar to carefully pop the bezel out of the fairing and place it in a safe location. Move to STEP 4. CAUTION: The bezel can be difficult to remove if you are unfamiliar with its retention system. If you have difficulty removing the bezel, stop and get assistance from your dealer or a qualified technician. Improperly forcing the bezel out of the fairing can damage it or injure the fairing’s finish. STEP 4 STEP 4: The center of the fairing bra has nylon webbing loops 2 that will be captured by the tabs on the headlight bezel when it is reinstalled. This is the center section of the bra’s retention system. Move to STEP 5. 2 TIP: Before installation, unpack the fairing bra and allow it to rest unfolded in the warm sun. This will allow any winkles from packing to smooth out and make the SaddleHyde more pliable for installation. The images in this instruction set may be different than your accessory or motorcycle. Continued on next page... www.saddlemen.com 17801 SOUTH SUSANA ROAD, RANCHO DOMINGUEZ, CA 90221 (310) 638-1222 2 / 5 713FBM (10-28-2013 v2) 11-400286 STEP 5: With the bra aligned on the fairing, reinstall the headlight bezel so it secures the STEP 5 center of the bra. Move to STEP 6. STEP 6: NOTE: When the bra is secured to the fairing by the bezel, you will see small STEP 6 notches 3 in the bra’s material near the bezel’s retention tabs. This is a normal part of the fairing bra’s design. Move to STEP 7. 3 TIP: As you smooth out the bra during installation, use a hair dryer to keep the vinyl material pliable and smooth. Do not use an industrial-level heat gun as it could dam- age the fairing bra. STEP 7: Around the perimeter of the bra are retention tabs 4 which go into the joint 5 5 STEP 7 between the outer fairing and the inner dash. When the inner dash’s Torx-style screws are reinstalled and tightened, the joint will close thus securing the tabs and the fairing bra. Move to STEP 8. 4 STEP 8 STEP 8: Continue around the edge of the fairing bra, carefully tucking the retention tabs into the gap between the outer fairing and the inner dash. Move to STEP 9. The images in this instruction set may be different than your accessory or motorcycle. Continued on next page... www.saddlemen.com 17801 SOUTH SUSANA ROAD, RANCHO DOMINGUEZ, CA 90221 (310) 638-1222 3 / 5 713FBM (10-28-2013 v2) 11-400286 STEP 9: Once all of the retention tabs are in place and the surface of the fairing bra is STEP 9 smooth and even, reinsert and evenly tighten all six of the inner dash’s Torx-style screws. Move to STEP 10. STEP 10: Unlike other fairing bras, your Saddlemen fairing bra does not require the fairing STEP 10 to be unbolted from the engine guard mount. Simply secure the two pairs of straps under the case guards near the front turn signals. Apply tension to the straps than then press the sides together so the hook-and-loop materiel on the straps engage and hold the bra in place. Move to STEP 11. STEP 11: Align the top five holes of the faring bra with the threaded inserts in the fairing for STEP 11 the windshield. You may want to loosen the straps you connected during STEP 10 so you can get the faring smooth when the holes align.
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