There was a post the other day that had some. Now if I could just remember the brand.

YES, Rigid!  That looks COOL!  That is what I'm looking for, I guess I will just need to pick up a fairing and then figure out how to mount it on.  Good to see what it would look like, thanks again!

I think you could probably add some braces and eliminate the vibration,  I have done some projects using aluminum flat stock and angles.  easy to shape and rivet together.

NationalCycle has some windshields that are fairing style. They shield from the knees up, the hands and keep the water off of your upper half pretty much, as long as you keep moving down the road. You have to order extra bar clamps 'cause they ship with 3/4" ones. They're plastic (instead of metal) bar clamps so be careful.

I love mine. Run 75-80 mph if needed, fully loaded in the hills. No buffeting from the big trucks either. You can get them with tinted bottoms in different colors.

Oh yeah, they're quick removable too. Love mine.

Jack

i actually want to find a vetter quicksilver fairing. they were made for smaller bikes, around 450cc's. i think with the savages light weight, it would be a perfect fit. the only downside is that it has a square headlight. some of the harleys have a small rounded fairing, i forget offhand what it is called, but it probably would look good too. thanks for the compliments.

The shield I have is a Plexifair or something like that from NationalCycle. It's a full screen that has "wings" down from each side of the fork that go down to just below knee level and little flairs that stick out in front of most of the hand controls. It's been so long since I've paid any attention to the writing on it I don't remember the details, and since it's put away for the winter and repairs right now . . . . .

http://bikepics.com/members/jazzcarter/00savage/

See it for yourself. It's been very good to me.

Jack

My trailer is just a little red 4'X4' flatbed that I bought in a box and put together myself. With a piece of plywood on it for a floor it weighs in at under a hundred pounds empty. I have a 7' pine board 2"X10" with bike rails bolted to it for when I use the trailer to haul the bike. You don't even know its back there when it's empty, except for the rattle of it bouncing down the road.

Nice looking trailer you have there. Looks like it might be a bit heavy to haul loaded up some of the hills I get into. My hitch was designed and built by a (really, really) small town welder in western N. Dakota a couple years ago. Where/how did you get yours? Can't tell what it looks like from the pix.

Converted school bus in the background? I just spent last winter converting a shuttle type bus to RV. The fiberglass bodies are really nice to work with.

Jack