Description

The F-18 Fairing for naked bikes borrows more than just the name from the famous double engined fighter. The complex, side-to-side, double bubble form of the F-18 Fairing is like nothing you've seen before.

Made from FMR hardcoated Polycarbonate that's 35 times stronger than acrylic plastic. Plus, it's covered by our 3-Year Warranty against breakage!

The fairing mounts easily and fits close to the side of the headlight. All mounting hardware is included.

Additional Information

Windscreen

F-Series™

Material

Polycarbonate

Material Finish

FMR Hardcoated

Color

Dark Gray, 95% Tint

Thickness

3.0mm

Secondary Material

Steel

Secondary Material Finish

High Polished

Mount Type

Headlight Mount

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Customer Reviews

Perfect for my bike! Review by John

I have a 2002 Suzuki Bandit 1200 GSF1200. I have never liked the look of the bullet type gauges -- very ugly! This shield was perfect! Looked great, easy install. A+ (Posted on 10/30/2019)

F-Series™ Fairing Review by Bjorn T.

I just fitted the F-Series™ F-16 Windscreen to my 1996 Suzuki® Bandit, and I think it looks quite sporty. Fits perfect, easy to install, cheap, and gives the bike a slightly more aggressive look. (Posted on 10/21/2014)

F-Series™ Fairing Review by Peter, Virginia

I recently purchased and installed your F-Series™ F-15 Tour shield. It is a very attractive windshield and looks great on my Kawasaki® ZR-7. It works well enough to keep the windblast off my chest. Thanks! (Posted on 10/21/2014)

F-Series™ Fairing Review by Cat0020, www.advrider.com

Why not remove the Suzuki® DRZ headlight shroud and mount an F-Series™ F-15 to the headlight bracket?

There, I've done it... all the wind protection you'll ever need on a DRZ,... trail-approved, even.

Wind protection is surprisingly good. Since there is lots of room for airflow to balance out around the headlight, there isn't much buffeting effect.

Shoulders and chest get plenty of wind protection, helmet gets clean air, and there is even enough room for me to duck my whole helmet behind the screen if I need to.

Since my body measurements are unlike no other, your own result may vary. (Posted on 10/21/2014)