If you’re looking to add Harley OEM fairing lowers to your 2024 or newer Touring model with the redesigned fairing, you’re in the right place. In the detailed tutorial video below, I’ll show you exactly how to install them.
These Harley fairing lowers are paint-matched OEM, and while the new design looks different from previous years, they’ve definitely grown on me. Aside from changing the overall look of the bike, they offer great added protection from wind and weather, plus convenient extra storage on both sides. That’s perfect for those long touring trips.
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In the video below, I install them on my own 2024 Street Glide as I prep for a 12-day trip through Canada and the Yukon Territory. I share all the tips, tools, and torque specs you need to make sure the install is clean, secure, and done right. Trust me – anyone can tackle this project in their own garage or shop with basic tools. There’s no need to take it to the dealership.
Just a heads up: This article is only a broad overview. For the step-by-step detailed installation, make sure to watch the full video tutorial below. In it, I cover:
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Removing the factory radiator shroud
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Installing the new engine guard brackets and spring clip
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Mounting the fairing lowers securely and aligning everything properly
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Making sure the vent pins and mechanisms operate smoothly
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Reinstalling the radiator grill and finalizing all bolts with the proper torque specs
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If you’re ready to improve your comfort, weather protection, and storage on your Harley Touring model, watch the full video below. As always, I’m here to help you wrench on your own bike with confidence.
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