Amazicha Front Headlight Fairing Cowl Mask Compatible for Harley Davidson Sportster XL 883 1200 Dyna FX XL 1973-UP(Matte Black)

Awesome add-on for your Sportster. Mine's a '97 and when I got it, the dash looked a little cluttered and too naked. It felt like i also didnt have a lot of character. This fairing caught my eye and turned out perfectly what i was looking for. Quality is great! You got all the necessary hardware and even more. The fit is also just perfect. Having no instruction to go by makes it a little intimidating to install at first. But just follow your instinct and you'll be fine. I highly recommend this for anyone who wants to enjoy good looks on their Sportster.

for the price you can't beat it. Fits as it should, I don't notice any rattle or anything that I'm not satisfied with. It just works and looks good. The matte black color matches harley denim color pretty much perfectly, if you look at it for long enough you can notice its a bit off but you really have to nitpick that.

This is a decent product at a fantastic price. It would have cost me over $300 to replace the speed screen on my bike with a HD visor. I paid like $33 for this one with the hardware. I'm very happy with the purchase. It installed fairly easy as I had some of the original hardware already installed. There are no instructions but it does not take a rocket scientist to figure out how to mount it. It's solid and sturdy. I do recommend this item.

Worth about $30. Should've bought it off ebay for $20 and waited a week for it. Put it on my 90 sporty 883. It seems simple enough to not come with directions. Oh no. I took the oscillating tool to notch out where the headlight gasket clamp screw is. I turned the clamp with the screw to the top so it would be hidden for the notch. Seems sturdy enough. But I hope that my headlight isn't pointed in the air when I go to use it...🙄Update: The bracket for the fairing broke my speedometer cable. I drilled a hole for the new cable and ran it through the hole. Now the odometer knob is resting tight against it. I plan on using a cutting wheel to cut a notch so I can reach behind it to reset it for fuel mileage. Also had to take a die-grinder and waller out a slotted hole to get the top screw in.. Overall this cookie cutter, one size fits, chinese crap has cost me an extra $20 and about 6 hours of headache (labor). But, it looks good! Buyer beware!!!

Good value and fitment.

To start it should be mentioned the hardware sent is not compatible with HD. I used a thread checker prior to installing and had to go to the local hardware store to source the proper thread pitch and length. Despite accurate measurements and my best efforts the fitment of this product just would not stay seated to the lower portion of the headlight and was ultimately removed. Additionally, for anyone curious the extra pieces with the ball ends they are for the front marker lights if you need to move them.I know you get what you pay for...

I think this should have been factory stock on the Iron. Fit perfectly, all hardware needed for this bike (the 3 screws) was supplied. I’m just leaving it matte black but we’ll see how long before the plastic dulls and whitens. I’ll just paint it then, matte black. Lol

Is cheap.. has to polish out the matte a little to match the satin black on the oil cover.. there are all dents de the bolts underneath fairing so the bf will probably just lightly sand and paint it.. but I think it looks fine.. plan is to get a different bike in 6 months anyways so not a big deal.