Reckless Batwing Fairing for Yamaha Roadliner and Stratoliner 

Yes sir! Looking forward to getting it to you

A great fairing for great bikes!

The perfect addition to your bike for wind protection and audio! You’re going to love it

Drop an update here and let us know how tight it is. Being a two piece design, I am concerned about noise.

@@jeffkeni it is tight I don't hear any rattles from it at all

Awesome. Your Stratoliner will be a beast

@IP Freily Hi there, please shoot us an email with your order details. We'd be more than happy to provide whatever you need to have the fairing properly mounted. You should not have to purchase anything additional. Please let us know.

I'm still waiting for mine. I ordered mine on March 18th

@@accessoriesinternationalin6358 Hola meinteresa

@@alfredoreyes3037 hola. www.accessoryinternational.com/SRCH.html?Search=Rkl%20liner

Hi Rod, the black gelcoat is polished up very well so most people do not end up painting it!

@@accessoriesinternationalin6358 Thank you so much.

Yes. A few options for you. Check them out: www.accessoryinternational.com/category/cruiser-yamaha-vstar-1100-windshields.html

This one does and you can set it up with the same configuration including the 4 speakers: www.accessoryinternational.com/product/reckless-classic-batwing-fairing.html

Please visit the link in the description for pricing!

Weird ass dude. Who tf is hearing you on the interstate

I was just about to order it.... so it does not fit??? How did you get it to work?

@@MrCFPOTTER I made my own brackets using the one that came with it as a template. I made the bracket taller between the mounting holes and the slots at bottom. Instead of slotting the top mount slot i made it flat so you can adjust the tilt of it. I also had to get the 10 windshield then went to a local glass company and had one cut 2 inches taller to get it to set at the correct height because if how hi i set in the seat. Now i do have an aftermarket seat though so ride hieght may vary from yours. I can now get my whole hand in there to the switch.

Hi Mark, sorry to hear it didn't go smoothly for you. We've done hundreds of roadliners and stratoliners in the past and we haven't had many hiccups, but every now and then, some bikes are tougher than others. We try to be transparent in the way our products work and always do our best to support customers through their experience with us. As for the key hole, it is accessible, but tighter. Because the roadliner/stratoliner key hole is located on the top of your headlight, any batwing fairing added to the bike will create a smaller space to access the hole (unless its designed with an empty space which would likely look like crap). Also, we sell plenty of curvy windshields for the fairing which can be ordered. Again, sorry it didn't go smoothly for you. Hope you can still enjoy the fairing.

@@accessoriesinternationalin6358 I tried to get the curvy winshield and was told its not available for the fairing for the strat. I was told i could only get the 5 inch and 10 inch flat. I would love to have a curved one but I got the 10 inch to help with the height. It seems to be almost too thick, was hard to bow and fit into the fairing. I just hope all the flat pressure it puts on it doesnt crack the fairing. As for the key i couldnt even touch the switch with the factory brackets but seems to be working now.

@@Mwlson44 Reckless doesn't actually make curvy windshields - but we get some after market ones from memphis/klock werkes. However, this means you would get 2 shields (one from Reckless included in the fairing kit, and one aftermarket) this means the second shield would be paid for separately. This turns most people away from that option as its $100+ additional for the second shield - but, we do offer it! Everything is covered under warranty - if the shield has any issues, let us know. And very glad to hear you managed to adjust the fairing to your liking. Cheers