I wanted to buy that Road King Special, specifically in that color, when they had it that year, but the amount of money I recently poured into bikes made me pass. I definitely regret it, and I'll probably keep regretting it. It's super awesome. You watch so many HD models come and go, things just always get bigger and supposedly better. You have to seize on the ones you know will be enduring standouts when they come. You made an awesome choice on that.
Agreed. The Road King is such a solid platform to build off of and is timeless to say the least. Who knows, this bike might be up for sale in the next year or so if those regrets end up eating you alive 😂 Thanks for the support!
Glad I was able to find a couple of these older videos today on your bike. I first saw it in the T⚡C Sturgis videos and loved it right away. Great to get the story behind it.
Nice guys, I owned a 1986 Fxrd back in the day, loved the bike and the fairing, but now being 60 I love my 2022 road glide some people called the Fxrd the baby bagger I guess I have it’s dad now lol
beautiful bike and love the fairing. I noticed the flat spots on the inner area of it. Can you mount a bluetooth head unit in there and maybe some speakers? I'm getting a used RK and wanna rock this setup
Thanks! Yes, you can drill holes for 5" speakers and a single din head unit in the dash. There is space for the amp etc inside the fairing. Let us know if you have any questions. We've got the fairings in stock at 2lanelife.com/collections/windshields-trim/products/klock-werks-r-fxrp-fairing-kit
The FXRT is very different from this FXRP fairing on the inside/dash side of the fairing. The pods on FXRP fairings can be removed, and in this case, have not been installed yet. Thanks for watching 🤙
They let in some air, yes. More air gets in through the bottom though as it is fairly open. You are able to add light pods or vents to the two vent holes on the front, it's all preference
I wantedto get your opinion. I have a 23 FXLRS test I'm thinking of getting a FXR fairing for. I'm super OCD and don't want massaging or adjusting. I know there is ALOT of vendors out there. In my researching the Klock Werks FXRP fairing looks like the most plug and play. My goal is high quality (fit/finish) and plug and play, thanks for your time in advance. I'm currently rocking the MS Road Warrior and 9.5' Thrashin pullbacks...
We've seen a lot of different brands on various bikes that come through our ship and the Klock Werks seems to be the best in those departments. Plug and play with zero cutting or drilling needed and bolts up nice and straight. They also come much more ready for paint than just raw fiberglass. 10/10 would go with theirs again. The one in the video was a pre-production model and it still stands up agains the competition. Very sturdy as well. Let us know if you have any questions, we are happy to help. We've got a few in stock and ready to ship at 2lanelife.com as well🤘
@2LaneLife you guys really run your business like a corporation with the boutique attention to detail! BTW I fricken love all your products! I will definitely reach out soon. I just got my MS Road Warrior fairing and then I saw your video lol.....thanks brother!
We appreciate the support! Sounds good to us. The Road Warrior is solid as well. Enjoy some miles behind that thing and we'll see ya when you're ready for the RP🤘@@vmotobiker
Thanks John! In my experience, the FXRP with the 12" windshield is very similar to a Street Glide with a stock shorty windshield. We just got back from a 2,400 mile trip that I did on a stock Road Glide, which seemed to be a bit smoother than the FXRP. Going to try out a 14" windshield on the FXRP soon to help with some minor buffeting at higher speeds. Tried it on a friends bike who has a nearly identical build and it pretty much felt like the wind protection of a road glide.
Let us know when you decide to pull the trigger, we've got you covered. Currently just a front signal delete, but we'll eventually relocate them with the addition of light pods and lowers
I have been thinking about this option a lot lately and comparing it to a Road Glide and Low Rider ST. I even rode all three back to back to back recently. This option really appeals to me quite a bit given my height and how and where I ride but I guess my question is do you ever feel like you should have just went with a Road Glide or LRST after investing the time, money, and effort it took to get your bike to this point and how the fairing performs and how much it weighs etc???
I came from a softail low rider as it was not as capable as the touring chassis at carrying a lot of weight (camera gear, luggage, passenger, etc) while still handling well and it has lived up to that aspect. Wind coverage was the second priority and the FXRP has done well. Would I do it again? Absolutely. I have ridden a few road glides and although they do a bit better in the wind coverage department, I have no need for all of the weight in the front end and love the light feel.
Awesome! Klock does not currently make pods, but most other manufacturer's pods should work. We're still deciding which pods to go with, but we'll put up an update somewhere (probably instagram) when we do
Thanks Bill. Check out the link below for the price on the fairing kits. We installed it ourselves and would consider it a beginner/easy install so labor should be relatively inexpensive should someone else install it. The fairings come hydro-dipped so they require minimal prep before paint. It just depends who your painter is and how simple the design is, but a basic single color paint-job would likely be anywhere from $350-800. Fairing - 2lanelife.com/collections/windshields-trim/products/klock-werks%C2%AE-fxrp-fairing-kit
He was rocking the Thrashin' High bend bars, 9.5" pullback risers, and Thrashin Road Glide Top tree to mount the risers closer and clean up the look and form of the lock. Great for performance riding and touring alike. 2lanelife.com/products/bars-riders-perch-clam-bundle-high-bend-bars?variant=37744035594434
Removed them for now as they would have shined on the inner fairing. I'll be relocating them somewhere in the fairing when I do lower fairings and light pods
Any cutting involved? I have a dfab that isn't sturdy and I am wondering if this fairing is better and easier to install. How stiff I'd the fairing? Does it flex?
As shown in the video, there was zero cutting or drilling involved to install the fairing on the Road King. There is no flexing, creaking, or movement in the fairing when riding or sitting. If you feel like making the switch, let us know and we'd be happy to get you set up with a kit. Thanks for watching👍
Yes, you just have to cut speaker holes and mount the amps/head unit up inside. While you could find a way to do a dual din unit with some customizations, it's really designed for a single.
I don't believe Klock Werks makes kits for the Heritage Softail as of this moment. Speaker holes can be cut out and there is room for a single din head unit in the dash.
Did a turn signal relocation to the garage😂 I had eventually planned to relocate them to some light pods in the fairing vent or down on the crash bar but never got around to it before selling the bike
Hey there, thanks for reaching out. I'll link it below. Feel free to use the code RUclips at checkout for a discount 2lanelife.com/products/roadglidetoptree?_pos=2&_sid=cf8cb9d94&_ss=r
RIght now I have the original Harley snap on windshield that was made for my 2018 RKS and it snaps on just like that one u took off your bike. Do u know if your first fairing would fit on the hardware that i already have on my bike ? heres the windshield i have now: ruclips.net/video/UAfY621xenQ/видео.html And where did u get that first faring u are replacing and what's the brand name?? Please get back to me? thanks
I don't believe the hardware from the windsplitter picture in the video will work with my original fairing, the Memphis Shades Road Warrior as they have specific mount kits for their fairing brackets which I will link below. Road Warrior Fairing for 2018 Road King Special - 2lanelife.com/collections/windshields-trim/products/road-warrior-fairing-flhr Windshield Options - 2lanelife.com/search?q=roadwarrior&options%5Bprefix%5D=last
Yup one or two of the Laidlaw guys did it as well. It's all preference. Josh does not care for speakers, nav, or 80 extra pounds in the front end when this whole build can be done for $6-8k less than a RG. Win win. Wanted something a bit more unique as well as there's tons of Road Glides out there. More info in the video 🤙
You guy's are awesome for helping Josh. This is why you all are the best.
We're a team, it's what we do👍
I would take your RK with that fairing over any RG or SG. Really nice.
Purpose built! Loving it. Thanks for watching 👍
I wanted to buy that Road King Special, specifically in that color, when they had it that year, but the amount of money I recently poured into bikes made me pass. I definitely regret it, and I'll probably keep regretting it. It's super awesome. You watch so many HD models come and go, things just always get bigger and supposedly better. You have to seize on the ones you know will be enduring standouts when they come. You made an awesome choice on that.
Agreed. The Road King is such a solid platform to build off of and is timeless to say the least. Who knows, this bike might be up for sale in the next year or so if those regrets end up eating you alive 😂
Thanks for the support!
Glad I was able to find a couple of these older videos today on your bike. I first saw it in the T⚡C Sturgis videos and loved it right away. Great to get the story behind it.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for tuning in. Plenty more miles to come👍
@@2LaneLife I love watching and listening to you all. Keep 'er going. :-)
Oh man I thought your bike looked cool before, now it's MONEY! AWESOME!
Loving it!!!
I have the road warrior on my road king special, love taking it off and using the king as a bar hopper .
Gotta love it! Did the same thing when the Road Warrior was on this one👍
Much better looking fairing than the Road Glide fairing.
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Nice guys, I owned a 1986 Fxrd back in the day, loved the bike and the fairing, but now being 60 I love my 2022 road glide some people called the Fxrd the baby bagger I guess I have it’s dad now lol
Haha good stuff!! Had the best in '86 and now again in 2023!! Thanks for watching, John 👍
Looks awesome on the RK. Bike looks great
Thanks Louis!! Loving it👍
The fairing looks great! The Road king with that fairing is definitely my next bike. Cheers Josh
Thanks Wally!!
Awesome build guys and perfect paint match. Makes the roadie look a lot more sporty !
Thanks for tuning in! Definitely stoked on how it came out!
At time of 9:55... That blue wire you mention is a connection for a usb port. 👍😎
beautiful bike and love the fairing. I noticed the flat spots on the inner area of it. Can you mount a bluetooth head unit in there and maybe some speakers? I'm getting a used RK and wanna rock this setup
Thanks! Yes, you can drill holes for 5" speakers and a single din head unit in the dash. There is space for the amp etc inside the fairing. Let us know if you have any questions. We've got the fairings in stock at 2lanelife.com/collections/windshields-trim/products/klock-werks-r-fxrp-fairing-kit
I luv this bike. Different look. Good job!
Thank you!!
Badass road king! You guys are awesome keep it up!
Thanks Lukas!
King Glide Nation 🙌🏼🙌🏼
You know it 🤘
I've been waiting for this one since talking to Josh about it at Mulholland HD a few weeks back.
Glad we could finally put it out there! Thanks for the patience👍
Wow. The install on the King is a lot easier than it was on my LRS. Great looking bike…
Simple and straightforward! We haven't installed one on a softail, but we'll have to look into that. Thanks for tuning in 👍
Nice job gents. That bike looks great. Btw thats an fxrt fairing. The fxrp fairing has the 2 lites incorporated.
The FXRT is very different from this FXRP fairing on the inside/dash side of the fairing. The pods on FXRP fairings can be removed, and in this case, have not been installed yet.
Thanks for watching 🤙
@@2LaneLife ok cool.
Can’t wait getting one very soon… already got the Karus risers Moto bar 👍
Awesome!
Awesome build im going to be doing the same in billiard blues with a 2023 rk from Canada 🇨🇦
Very cool! That'll be a great look👍
Greetings from Northern California great looking Bike.🇺🇸🍺
Thanks for tuning in, Steve!
Maybe it's just the angle of the video, do those two huge vent holes let a lot of air pass through to the rider?
They let in some air, yes. More air gets in through the bottom though as it is fairly open. You are able to add light pods or vents to the two vent holes on the front, it's all preference
Very nice! congrats!
Thanks Rodney!!
I wantedto get your opinion. I have a 23 FXLRS test I'm thinking of getting a FXR fairing for. I'm super OCD and don't want massaging or adjusting. I know there is ALOT of vendors out there. In my researching the Klock Werks FXRP fairing looks like the most plug and play. My goal is high quality (fit/finish) and plug and play, thanks for your time in advance. I'm currently rocking the MS Road Warrior and 9.5' Thrashin pullbacks...
We've seen a lot of different brands on various bikes that come through our ship and the Klock Werks seems to be the best in those departments. Plug and play with zero cutting or drilling needed and bolts up nice and straight. They also come much more ready for paint than just raw fiberglass. 10/10 would go with theirs again. The one in the video was a pre-production model and it still stands up agains the competition. Very sturdy as well.
Let us know if you have any questions, we are happy to help. We've got a few in stock and ready to ship at 2lanelife.com as well🤘
@2LaneLife you guys really run your business like a corporation with the boutique attention to detail! BTW I fricken love all your products! I will definitely reach out soon. I just got my MS Road Warrior fairing and then I saw your video lol.....thanks brother!
We appreciate the support! Sounds good to us. The Road Warrior is solid as well. Enjoy some miles behind that thing and we'll see ya when you're ready for the RP🤘@@vmotobiker
Man looks great! How does that fairing compare to the street glide fairing. Is it better for wind deflection
Thanks
Thanks John! In my experience, the FXRP with the 12" windshield is very similar to a Street Glide with a stock shorty windshield. We just got back from a 2,400 mile trip that I did on a stock Road Glide, which seemed to be a bit smoother than the FXRP. Going to try out a 14" windshield on the FXRP soon to help with some minor buffeting at higher speeds. Tried it on a friends bike who has a nearly identical build and it pretty much felt like the wind protection of a road glide.
Nice video lance and Josh!
Thanks Jeff!!
Looks great Josh !!!
Thanks Kevin!!
I’ve been torn between the road king and the road glide . I think you putting that on your RK convinced me to stick with original plan on getting a RK
Josh!! Your bike is bad ass!! Love the new look!
Thanks Rich!!
really informative video ! I like that fairing , great bike Josh ! What did you do with the turn signals ?
Thanks for tuning in! For now, I've just removed the front turn signals but I will be relocating them once I install light pods and lower fairings
Very nice customization! Looks clean and killer! Great choice 👍
Thank you!! Loving it 🤘
Love this. Been debating for weeks now for my RKS. Front turn signals delete or relocate?
Let us know when you decide to pull the trigger, we've got you covered. Currently just a front signal delete, but we'll eventually relocate them with the addition of light pods and lowers
I have been thinking about this option a lot lately and comparing it to a Road Glide and Low Rider ST. I even rode all three back to back to back recently.
This option really appeals to me quite a bit given my height and how and where I ride but I guess my question is do you ever feel like you should have just went with a Road Glide or LRST after investing the time, money, and effort it took to get your bike to this point and how the fairing performs and how much it weighs etc???
I came from a softail low rider as it was not as capable as the touring chassis at carrying a lot of weight (camera gear, luggage, passenger, etc) while still handling well and it has lived up to that aspect. Wind coverage was the second priority and the FXRP has done well.
Would I do it again? Absolutely.
I have ridden a few road glides and although they do a bit better in the wind coverage department, I have no need for all of the weight in the front end and love the light feel.
@@2LaneLife this is extremely helpful. Thanks for the reply. That makes sense to me. Appreciate it.
Looks badass! I can't wait for mine. Should be here on the 29th!
Sweet!! We're excited for ya!!
@@2LaneLife just got here! 🤘🏼
I just ordered the fairing I’m very excited . You mentioned something about light pods for this fairing? Are they available for purchase ?
Awesome! Klock does not currently make pods, but most other manufacturer's pods should work. We're still deciding which pods to go with, but we'll put up an update somewhere (probably instagram) when we do
Nice review keep up the good work 2lanelife
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Been waitin for this one. 😆
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Pro video. What's the costs? Parts-labor-paint thx
Thanks Bill. Check out the link below for the price on the fairing kits. We installed it ourselves and would consider it a beginner/easy install so labor should be relatively inexpensive should someone else install it.
The fairings come hydro-dipped so they require minimal prep before paint. It just depends who your painter is and how simple the design is, but a basic single color paint-job would likely be anywhere from $350-800.
Fairing - 2lanelife.com/collections/windshields-trim/products/klock-werks%C2%AE-fxrp-fairing-kit
That looks DAMN good
Thank you!!
Sick looking bike!
Will this fairing fit on my 2012 Softail Slim??
G'day guys great vid 👍road king looks awesome josh ENJOY mate👌🍻🇦🇺
Thanks Gavin!!
Wow , I wish that looks so good ..👍🏻🇦🇺
Thanks GasMann!!
Awesome!!
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Beautiful!! Love this look on the RK Special. Will you add auxiliary LED's on the engine guard?
Thanks Robert! He'll be doing light pods in the fairing for auxiliary lighting
Are you gonna do the slick look for the gas cap and gauge? The flush black ones.
Maybe once the gauge relocation to the bars is done
Looking Very Sweet....👌🇦🇺👌
Feeling like it too! Thanks Flavio 😎
What kind of bars does Josh have on his RK? I like the setup
He was rocking the Thrashin' High bend bars, 9.5" pullback risers, and Thrashin Road Glide Top tree to mount the risers closer and clean up the look and form of the lock. Great for performance riding and touring alike. 2lanelife.com/products/bars-riders-perch-clam-bundle-high-bend-bars?variant=37744035594434
Who did your paint? I'm having Laidlaws do my install on my FXLRS
Mark Zelker at the Custom Shop in Canoga Park. Where are you located?
Looks Dope!!
Loving it!
Looking awesome guys love these videos
Thanks for tuning in, Jeff!
Nice video and the bike is looking good! One question, what did you do with relocating the turn signals? I could not see them in the video. Cheers.
Thanks!! We removed the front turn signals as he will be relocating them when he does lower fairings and light pods
Amazing
Just question sir that fairing will fit on heritage Softail ?
They do not currently make a specific kit to fit the heritage softail. You would need to modify the existing mounting brackets or make new ones
Would this fit older models of road kings like early y2k bikes
The Road King kit fits 1997-current Road Kings.
2lanelife.com/collections/windshields-trim/products/klock-werks%C2%AE-fxrp-fairing-kit
Awesome 😎🤙🏾💯
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Should cover that front fender.
It's a slicer fender by Klock Werks
2lanelife.com/collections/fenders/products/tire-hugger-front-fender-fit-kit-for-h-d-2014-2020-touring-models
So did you completely got rid of the front signal lights, or did they get relocated? I don't see them after the install or looking at the website.
Removed them for now as they would have shined on the inner fairing. I'll be relocating them somewhere in the fairing when I do lower fairings and light pods
Any cutting involved? I have a dfab that isn't sturdy and I am wondering if this fairing is better and easier to install. How stiff I'd the fairing? Does it flex?
As shown in the video, there was zero cutting or drilling involved to install the fairing on the Road King. There is no flexing, creaking, or movement in the fairing when riding or sitting. If you feel like making the switch, let us know and we'd be happy to get you set up with a kit. Thanks for watching👍
Is it possible to mount a stereo in the fairing?
Yes, you just have to cut speaker holes and mount the amps/head unit up inside. While you could find a way to do a dual din unit with some customizations, it's really designed for a single.
My Roadking has the cables anchored to the frame where the bracket is supposed to go, can I just leave it loose?
We just ziptied those down
This seems like the Road King should have had this fairing option a long time ago. It just looks right.
Definitely a fitting look! That's the beauty of the Road King, it's a great starting platform to build it how you like 👍
Will the fxrp fit a heritage 22 model and what about audio
I don't believe Klock Werks makes kits for the Heritage Softail as of this moment. Speaker holes can be cut out and there is room for a single din head unit in the dash.
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What turn signals did you use?
Did a turn signal relocation to the garage😂
I had eventually planned to relocate them to some light pods in the fairing vent or down on the crash bar but never got around to it before selling the bike
i,m surprised thats not a factory option,it looks that good
It was in the 80's and 90s! Definitely a unique look
Looks awesome 🔥
Thanks Yogurt!!
Thanks.. nice install
Thanks Don!
Love it but the inside looks kinda empty w/out any gauges and or speaker
Agreed. May end up eventually doing a cutout and throwing the gauges in the dash of the fairing
What fairing did you have on it before the fxrp?
@2lanelife
Memphis Shades Road Warrior with 17" windshield
Tis looks better then the Lowrider ST transformation....
Thank you!!
Does this block your turn signals?
As they were on the bars, yes. We will be relocating them to the outside of the fairing or crash bar when we do light pods and lowers
@2LaneLife thanks for the response I will most likely be doing the same love the build!
Should've gone with a Kraus top tree just to see Lance's reaction.
Needed the pullback mounting position.
How do I order that type of Triple Tree please?
Hey there, thanks for reaching out. I'll link it below. Feel free to use the code RUclips at checkout for a discount
2lanelife.com/products/roadglidetoptree?_pos=2&_sid=cf8cb9d94&_ss=r
@@2LaneLife
Thank You so much,loving your Sturgis trip videos 👍😎🇺🇸
Love it ❤
Thanks Juan!
Looks great hog.
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Nice ⚡️
Thanks Jason!
SOB that lane splitting scares the hell out of me 😬
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"Taunt" is not the same as tight or snug. To taunt, is to tease in a manner intended to aggravate.
Indeed. It is essential to verbally abuse the bolts in order to scare them into staying taut lol. Yes, we realize that now. Old habits die hard
FXRP Fairing is statistically proven to be more popular with the ladies.
The data has been collected and the numbers are in😎
RIght now I have the original Harley snap on windshield that was made for my 2018 RKS and it snaps on just like that one u took off your bike. Do u know if your first fairing would fit on the hardware that i already have on my bike ? heres the windshield i have now: ruclips.net/video/UAfY621xenQ/видео.html And where did u get that first faring u are replacing and what's the brand name?? Please get back to me? thanks
I don't believe the hardware from the windsplitter picture in the video will work with my original fairing, the Memphis Shades Road Warrior as they have specific mount kits for their fairing brackets which I will link below.
Road Warrior Fairing for 2018 Road King Special - 2lanelife.com/collections/windshields-trim/products/road-warrior-fairing-flhr
Windshield Options - 2lanelife.com/search?q=roadwarrior&options%5Bprefix%5D=last
@@2LaneLife Thank you.
45 mins🧐
With two sets of hands and a basic understanding of the process, it's a pretty dang quick install👍
Taunt?? We're suppose to antagonize it?? I thought it was nice and taut?
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Dang dude wash that bike…. Clean that windshield
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You should probably look up the definition of taunt. It doesn’t mean what you think it means.
You would be correct. He means to ay "taut"
Just not me
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Laidlaw employees do this to? It doesn’t make sense just get a road glide?
Yup one or two of the Laidlaw guys did it as well. It's all preference. Josh does not care for speakers, nav, or 80 extra pounds in the front end when this whole build can be done for $6-8k less than a RG. Win win. Wanted something a bit more unique as well as there's tons of Road Glides out there. More info in the video 🤙
Road glide feels like driving the titanic
Lol yea I never road one, I ride a heritage softail, a lot of people have complemented my bike, I guess 100# lighter does make a difference!?
Bud light harley 👎
hello, can you show how you install the pelican box?? 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Josh has a story highlight on his instagram at @2lane.jay with more info on how the pelican is mounted
@@2LaneLife alright, thank you much