Hi there, it came as a kit. Here's the link, if you'd like to check it out: kzbin.info?event=comments&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa0N6cUhCbEJSallxWFhFdEhkcWlSODFXdG5YQXxBQ3Jtc0tud0ZRbFRLSm5nUE9BdXVCaXhrR2J0TXZyQ3FWelg5Zi1uNzgySGJ3N1pBRnNuUl85M0dHRFNpV29KcklZZVRBWmpsNHl6VDlRUHZBMFpvaVdCSExtYnc2a2Z1NndWZ2lHQW94R1NvdzRZOThld2FTcw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.denniskirk.com%2Fmagnum-shielding%2Fblack-xr-stainless-extreme-response-front-brake-line-kit-non-abs-4-and-6-sbb1310-25.p1914801.prd%2F1914801.sku

Hi there! Sure! Shoot me an email (it's in the description) & we'll work out the details. Thanks!

It's worth doing! 👍 I have the speaker covers available if you're not able to find someone to CAD design & print a set for you. They're $13 ($8 for the covers & $5 for USPS insured, tracked shipping in the US). Thanks for watching!

Thank you. I only saw your reply after tracking down some covers and I’m in the UK. Have covers and drivers now and removed Sena yesterday (going to fit on a new helmet). Soldering today!

@@stuartb3502 Great! Good luck with your upgrade! 🙂

Hi Joe! Thanks! I don't share the file since I make & sell the covers themselves. Sorry about that! And I agree, modeling kinda sucks. Lol!

@@ShellOnWheels no worries! Thanks for answering!

I made mine from some foam & velcro I had on hand but you can buy actual pads for them from Cardo. They're about $5 so it's hardly worth the trouble of making them unless you just happen to have the stuff. It definitely helps to have the speakers close to your ears but if you wear glasses like me, you'll have to place them just right so the arms won't hurt your ears after a while. Here's a link to them: cardosystems.com/products/speaker-repositioning-ear-pads-boosters?variant=47476855374130&msclkid=3385bae74c0b12a8bb4cdc2544cf2f44

@@ShellOnWheels thank you so much! Ride safe

@@yankeecowboy You're welcome! You, too!

They're the standard 1" so the stock controls, levers, and throttle sleeve fit right on.

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LOL! Yep! That's my pet chipmunk, Balls. He hangs out with me whenever I'm outside or in the garage. He's the coolest little guy!

Thanks! It really adds some style points for sure!

I really like it! I'm 5'10" & the wind hits the top of my helmet but not turbulently. I've never ridden a bike with a fairing of any kind before so I can't really say how it compares to something like a Road Glide (or even a Lowrider ST). There IS a noticeable difference in the wind fatigue with the fairing vs without the fairing, though. I did notice a bit of a rattle in the fairing when I rode without ear plugs the other day and I think it's the windshield. The rubber grommet system to mount it is pretty cheesy (not to mention a nightmare to install on the windshield) and I don't feel like I can solidly button it down. I'll be buying proper mounting buttons for it or CAD designing & 3D printing them to see if that takes care of the problem. Overall, I'm really happy with the fairing and I'm glad I took the leap!

The headlights are actually LEDs. I tried to find the link to the ones I bought but couldn't dig it up. Sorry about that!

The clutch cable is still fine but there isn't a bit of length to spare after these bars. I haven't had any issues with it at all, though. I just added a lowrider ST front fairing & it's good with that, as well. The wires do have plenty of length, thankfully. I'm not sure how high they'll go but for the bars I put on there is more than enough.

It fits beautifully! Go for it! 👍

Thank you! Here's the link to the fairing. You just need to choose which color and brackets are appropriate for your bike. www.advanblack.com/advanblack-color-matched-st-style-front-fairings-for-harley-low-rider-s-street-bob-fat-bob-dyna.html

@@ShellOnWheels Thank you! Ride Safe

Thanks! Yep! It looks like they list the 2014-2017 Street Bob in their applications! 👍

Thanks!

Thanks! I bought the fairing directly from AdvanBlack www.advanblack.com/advanblack-color-matched-st-style-front-fairings-for-harley-low-rider-s-street-bob-fat-bob-dyna.html . There is a drop-down menu where you can choose your model Harley so you will get the correct bracket. Hope that helps!

The strap is made by "The Helmet Shop" but I bought it on Amazon. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08PB89Q2P/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Thank you! :)

Thanks! 😊

I always thought 'baggers' had bags 🤷🏼‍♀, but either way, that's the beauty of having your own bike; you can do whatever you like with it. ✌

@@ShellOnWheels true, I rather look cool than uncool. But it's the new era where these young kids think they are black.

Thanks! It's a really nice setup, I have to say!

Thanks, Robert!

Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it, it's very helpful! 🙂

Thanks again for all the help with the 'just in case' return policy! Without that, I don't think I'd have spent the money (considering the unknown fitment), but I'm so stoked it worked out! I just got back from the first ride & it's rock solid! Really nice setup! Love it!

Thanks so much! The fairing is stationary, so the forks turn within the fairing while it sits still. When I was trying to figure out if it'd work for my bike, that was one of my concerns; whether the big ol' front end would clear the inner fairing. No problem at all. The only thing that is somewhat close is the Screamin' Eagle air cleaner but I think that will be fine. If it vibrates enough to bump the fairing, I should be able to kind of snuggle it back on the elbow for a bit more clearance. And, yes, the skeeters are terrible here this time of year, especially with all the rain we've had lately! 🦟🦟🙈

@@ShellOnWheels Oh, right! Duh. I watched the video. Of course it's stationary. Lol. Sorry, I'm a little dense sometimes. Lol.

@@xliquidflames Lol! Well, you know, it's late. ⏰😆

That will look great! I bought the brake line at Dennis Kirk. I've had good luck with them and they ship out fast!

Was the brake line model specific or did you have to order for another model?​@ShellOnWheels

@@bullitt79 The brake line is for my specific model. Here is the link to the one I bought. Hope that helps! :) www.denniskirk.com/magnum-shielding/black-xr-stainless-extreme-response-front-brake-line-kit-non-abs-4-and-6-sbb1310-25.p1914801.prd/1914801.sku

It's definitely a satisfying hobby! 👍 Since several people have asked about them, I do offer the covers. You can shoot me an email (in the About tab) if you'd like a set. They're $13 ($8 for the covers & $5 for USPS insured, tracked shipping in the US).

Great information! Thanks!

Thanks! I'm running different tires, too. I agree, the stock ones are terrible! My other HD is a 73 rigid bobber I built 20 years ago & that one has mids, so when I transitioned over to the 'Bob the forward controls were really weird & I used the mids a lot more than I do now. I do like the midpeg riding position sometimes; they are great for aggressive riding! Sorry about the delay in answering, I didn't get notified of your comment for some reason.

Thanks so much for the kind words! I know a few guys who prefer the "beach bars" & I say whatever fits you the best is what's safest. :) Thanks for watching!

You can email at ShellOnWheels365 [at] gmail. Thanks!

Incorrect. I paid $225 US dollars for this helmet in July of '23 (as the description says). I haven't looked at what the current price is but when I bought it, it was indeed $225 AMERICAN dollars.

I just found and ordered one in Germany. Total US Price $300. I’m happy with that price, Thanks!

Got a link?​@@martypikarsky3998

Got a link?​@@martypikarsky3998

Thanks for the info on your specific helmet! It's always helpful when others comment on what worked for them and I'm glad the video helped! Thanks again!

Oh wow crazy, I literally asked Shell that question today! I put the Brown on + and the black on - I couldn’t notice it being out of phase but maybe I’ll swap them and see if it sounds better?

Yep! Pinlocks are great! Definitely worth getting!

Your Wideglide is essentially the same bike as mine. It has different forks, wheels, etc. but it's still a Dyna. In fact, even my husband's 2003 WG is very similar to mine. Your process should be about the same as shown in the video but you could start with popping the rubber covers off the frame & checking out the wiring to see if it's the same (I'm almost certain it is). If it's wildly different for some reason, then you might need to do a little research but it's a good place to start. Swapping out bars is a great first project and like anything you do on a motorcycle, be extra diligent about making SURE every nut & bolt is tightened properly, for obvious reasons. ;) You can get a proper service manual that will help you along the way and has important info like torque specs in it. Good luck with your project & congratulations on your decision to learn about your bike! 👍🏻

@@ShellOnWheels Thank you! I'm looking forward to getting into it. And thanks for the video and the advice. I'll let you know how it goes.

@@xliquidflames You're welcome & please do! :)

Thanks so much!

The description says they're 10".

Thanks! Yep, all the buttons work. I'm sorry, I don't share the file but I'll sell a printed set of covers for $12.50 ($8 for the covers & $4.50, in the US, for USPS Ground Advantage shipping). If you'd like a set, you can click on my channel name and the About tab to get my email address. Otherwise, if you've got a printer you can design a basic set of covers in Fusion 360 or even Tinkercad & just print a set. I use PETG filament for these.

I had this issue before. I had to 1. Turn the dial wheel volume all the way up 2. Turn on the "louder" option in google maps 3. Ensure my phone's volume was max 4. Turn the audio boost on the Sena software 5. Reboot everything (the app, the phone, the sena) -- (for some reason the settings didn't take until I did this) This got the Sena 30K loud enough to hear google maps instructions upto about 85MPH in my Shoei helment while wearing ~30DB NRR ear plugs.

@@justmeandmy Good tips! Thanks for sharing!

It really is such a nice riding bike! I hope you get yours soon! Thanks for watching! :)

No, but I do have to make sure to close it with equal pressure on both sides if that makes sense? The right side tends to snap in easily whereas the left is a little fussy so I have to make sure I shut the chin bar equally.

@@ShellOnWheels might just be my large ass head because it closes perfectly when I’m not wearing it lol , thanks for the fast reply

@@joeparga1070 LoL! I bet you'll get the knack for it. I thought mine was funky, too but it's fine now. If yours is really wonky, it might be worth exchanging it as defective, if you can. Good luck with it! 🙂

Well, now you know what bars you like more without having to go through the trouble of switching. :)