This review is not just for the single fairing, but the entire system that I bought, as it'd be hard to separate them all into different reviews. I recently bought this, as well as the mounting hardware and a 6.5-inch spoiler windshield for my 2015 Street Bob.

I mounted it myself in about an hour. If you have two people, it would be a lot faster, you could have one person hold the system up while the other person adjusts the fork ring positioning instead of having to put it down, adjust, pick it up and try again, etc.

I'm 6'2'' and this reduces the wind I feel pretty noticeably. Previously, most of the wind I felt was on my helmet, jostling my head around and rendering any GoPro footage unusable. This does a very good job reducing it, it seems only the very crown of the helmet feels wind now. If you're my height or taller and you want as little wind as possible, consider the 9-inch spoiler windshield instead, but the 6.5 does the job well.

The 2015 Street Bob has rather high stock handlebars, which rise above the fairing. I do not feel much reduction in wind on my arms and shoulders since I kept the stock handlebars, and the turn signals will have to be relocated on this bike and pretty much all other bikes that have them on the handlebars. The handlebars and mirrors on my bike are visible from the front of the bike. Silver lining, the mirrors being exposed means I still have the option to use mirrors with integrated turn signals since they rise above the fairing and are visible to oncoming traffic. Other Dynas with lower handlebars would not have this option.

The stock 2015 Street Bob headlight, however, is recessed into the fairing about 2 or 3 inches, which gives the headlight a tunneled effect and reduces lighting on the peripherals. This would probably be the same for all 2015 Dynas. There are brackets that can be had (I think Arlen Ness makes one) that will extend the headlight forward a few inches, but I have not tried it yet so I don't know if it will fit on with this fairing, though my guess is it won't given how this fits. Additionally, if you ever took the fairing off, the extended headlight bracket would probably not look very clean.

The mounting bracket is very easy to detach when you want it to, though it doesn't appear that it would detach easily when you don't want it to (ergo, when you're riding). It's so quick and easy to detach, however, that it might be actually a negative. Someone who knows bikes could walk over to it and pop it off in about 3 seconds and walk away with it. This is a given though when you buy the system, it's sort of a buyer beware thing and I can't really consider it a "con" since it's considered a feature, but combined with the recessed headlight issue, I would remove a half-star from the review if RevZilla would let me.

Fairing was easy to install with no assistance. Great in changing wind management for the bike. I would go with mid level shield to knock off more wind. I love the quick release to change look and feel of bike.

Was just as discribed. Easy to install looks great and keeps the wind from beating you up.

The Batwing fills out my 2015 XL 1200C and lets me feel like I'm rolling an even bigger bike - Handles great -I have 12" Apes so the signals just eek above the Batwing to be seen - otherwise you must relocate them to the front fork - Another benefit for a bike with little storage is the Tri-pouch (available option) I originally got the 6.5" Fairing shield but Immedialty corrected that by getting the 9" smoked fairing - I am 5'8" and wear a full shield face shield - no buffering until 70+ MPH and then its very minor.

After two years, about 15,000 miles, the fairing is cracked around the headlight. I superglued it so maybe it will be ok.

Looks sick on the 15' BREAKOUT

it change the look on my lowrider, love it, I don't really feel the elements against me

Perfect in every way, it fits well and do a great job keeping the wind off of me