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[Chief]

So the question now is did they do the same for the O/B/W? ie an orange inner?

Sounds like you're getting really interested. Should we all start looking for you?

[hard10]

Sounds like you're getting really interested. Should we all start looking for you?

I'll know more by this weekend. I've still got to sell the Mustang.

[Twolanerider]

So the question now is did they do the same for the O/B/W? ie an orange inner?

The orange/black/white bikes had just a black inner fairing.  The number in the parts catalog is still good though it's gone through standard supercessions (no outright change of part number).  Part number is 58735-98D.  Red one was the model that got a painted inner fairing (on most of them).

[Twolanerider]

I'll know more by this weekend. I've still got to sell the Mustang.

Have an orange and black nibbling the hook?

[hard10]

Have an orange and black nibbling the hook?

An '00 SERG was the first Screamin Eagle that I had ever seen and yes I fell in love. Then I did my research and realized they were no longer made and went for the SEUC2 which should have been the last Ultra made for a while. So, yes, there may be one in the future seeing that I don't really need a trailer now.

[Twolanerider]

An '00 SERG was the first Screamin Eagle that I had ever seen and yes I fell in love. Then I did my research and realized they were no longer made and went for the SEUC2 which should have been the last Ultra made for a while. So, yes, there may be one in the future seeing that I don't really need a trailer now.

We had the same first reactions to the SERG's AJ.  You've got good taste .

[Twolanerider]

Slightly more involved here than I first thought.  There are two inner fairing part number.  One for a bare inner by itself.  Another for an inner fairing "assembly."

The assembly included the storage lids and some other very small bits.

The inner isn't the only thing that's red.  The storage lids are too.  Also (and I didn't realize this until a few minutes ago), the fake leather storage compartments in the fairing lowers are dark red too.  I thought mine were black until I held a light up to them a moment ago.  Definitely dark red though.  Will probably look better after some leather cleaner and dressing.

The new part number that somehow got lost in the supercession history is the bare inner.  The original part numbers for the red storage lids and for the red storage compartments for the lowers are all still good numbers.

Fortunately I don't need the pieces for the lowers.  $250-300 to cover everything for both sides there.  The upper inner's storage lids are less.  About $65 per in red.  Now just have to get up the courage to order the painted parts and the patience to wait for them.

[hard10]

Slightly more involved here than I first thought.  ...

I wonder if you order them if how long it will take. I'm just wondering if they really are avaiilable and not just a P/N listed as a potential part. After some time they have to stop making these parts.

[Twolanerider]

I wonder if you order them if how long it will take. I'm just wondering if they really are avaiilable and not just a P/N listed as a potential part. After some time they have to stop making these parts.

Can't know until we try.  I just finished keying the order in to Chicago Harley.  Their $333 for the painted inner was $40 cheaper then anyone else and $90 less than MSRP.  Also commensurately cheaper on the painted doors.

So we'll find out soon enough if availability is real.  If not I'll get one painted locally and do the thing that way.

[110tHunDer]

 
You can order online through them and get the 20% discount?  Got a link?

[Twolanerider]

You can order online through them and get the 20% discount?  Got a link?

Chicago Harley?  Right on their main page website.  With the exception of one few month stretch two years or so ago they've been setup for online discounted ordering for a long time.

http://www.chicagoharley.com

[110tHunDer]

Chicago Harley?  Right on their main page website.  With the exception of one few month stretch two years or so ago they've been setup for online discounted ordering for a long time.

http://www.chicagoharley.com

Never used them before.  You might recall me posting about the fiasco I went through on the phone with them the first time I tried to use them.  Never give them a second thought when ordering stuff since that time (probably about 2 1/2 years ago), just call Jenni (plus, Jenni is out of state, so no sales tax unlike Chicago H-D), but they show stock on some FXR stuff I'm looking for, so I'm going to swallow my pride and pay the sales tax if they actually do have the stuff.  Planned to call them tomorrow, but if I can do it sitting here, I will.

[110tHunDer]

 
Crap.  No such luck.  Thanks for the link, but looks like I'll have to call tomorrow.  For the parts I entered, it said, "There is no product that matches the search criteria," yet the dealer here said they show stock.

[Twolanerider]

Crap.  No such luck.  Thanks for the link, but looks like I'll have to call tomorrow.  For the parts I entered, it said, "There is no product that matches the search criteria," yet the dealer here said they show stock.

Internet orders there and counter parts are not the same inventory.  Not even the same people. 

I've had good luck ordering online with them.  Freight costs are cheaper than Zanottis and price is usually the same or even a bit cheaper sometimes.  If you saw inventory on hand, however, you'll have to call the parts counter.  Internet parts aren't the same people or stock.

[Twolanerider]

All plans are good and unchanged until the moment they meet the enemy.  Already have an email back advising that the "old" part number is a problem.  Order is currently killed until I run the numbers for the doors to see if they have supercessions or replacements that don't show up directly either (like the inner fairing did).

With a fresh look this morning am more inclined to just paint.  After adding the cost of the painted doors to the painted fairing I can get it done at least a little bit cheaper.  Also won't have to be concerned about precise color matches coming from Harley on three different parts with different histories of not just supercession but actual part number replacement.  Who knows what might have shifted a little bit over the years.

A nice dark red shiny paint job.  That's the ticket.