Author Topic: ***SOLD*** Parabellum Scout fairing & windscreen for K75/K100 ***SOLD***  (Read 13548 times)

Offline wascoman63

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SORRY GUYS, I SOLD IT TO JEFF IN WISCONSIN.

I have a Parabellum Scout fairing with an 18" tall windscreen for sale for $200, shipping included. This fairing is intended for naked K75/K100 bikes with a round headlight.

I've included a couple of pictures of another Parabellum Scout fairing that I have mounted on my burnt orange color 1990 K75C. Isn't she pretty?

The fairing that I'm selling is not the burnt orange one, it is the silver one shown in the pictures. This sale includes the mounting brackets but NOT the bolts required to attach it to your bike. The fairing is in excellent shape with one small scratch on the left side. The windscreen has craze type cracks at the mounting holes, but I used it for several thousand miles without the cracking worsening. Parabellum sells replacement windscreens in 12" to 20" height so, if the cracking worries you, you can replace the windscreen. Parabellum charges $647 for a new fairing identical to mine. I'll sell you this one for $200 and included free shipping to anywhere in the continental US.
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Offline jjs1234

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Re: Parabellum Scout fairing & windscreen for K75/K100
« Reply #1 on: May 21, 2016, 09:02:35 PM »
Is this designed for stock Ks with the round headlight or can it be added to bikes who have a round headlight but not the stock setup?

How big is the headlight hole?
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Offline duckhawk

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Re: Parabellum Scout fairing & windscreen for K75/K100
« Reply #2 on: May 21, 2016, 10:08:12 PM »
Man I'd love it. Please PM me for payment details and shipping to Wisconsin.
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Offline jjs1234

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Re: Parabellum Scout fairing & windscreen for K75/K100
« Reply #3 on: May 22, 2016, 01:16:22 AM »
Wascoman63.  This isn't eBay but if you tell me the dimensions I might pay quite a bit more for it... ;)

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Offline Laitch

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Re: Parabellum Scout fairing & windscreen for K75/K100
« Reply #5 on: May 22, 2016, 09:13:39 AM »
Wascoman63.  This isn't eBay but if you tell me the dimensions I might pay quite a bit more for it... ;)
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Offline duckhawk

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Thanks Bill. You ROCK. :2thumbup:


  The scout will look good on the 95 K75 once I paint it to match the bike. I'll have to start looking up the paint info on "MOTOBRCK.COM," (Best damn cycle website in the solar system)!!

 Once that's done I'll change the fork oil and wear out the bias ply Dunlops tyers and put some good radials on it.
I may even take off the center stand.

106 yeeh  haw (slow)  miles today in 2hrs 15minutes on the hills of SouthWest Cowconsin, we're talking town roads in between state highways.

But my seat felt a little firm today, maybe my ass is too small...
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"Go soothingly on the grease mud as there lurk the skid devil."

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 - Geoff Hill

Offline johnny

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almost rode to balltown today for a tenderloin...

just saying...


j o
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Offline duckhawk

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johnny, you make  it over to my neck of the woods on a Saturday or Sunday morning and I'll but you lunch. :lets-eat:

Or maybe , meet in the middle near Mischlers?

Rock Hard.
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"Go soothingly on the grease mud as there lurk the skid devil."

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Offline duckhawk

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Johnny,

You talking about Breitbach's county dining in IA??  :lets-eat:
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yawl...







nun better...
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Offline duckhawk

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All I need is some mystic red paint and a paintbrush now!!!! :clap:


Please note the DIY Lexan windscreen tested to 110mph today.
 Total cost $15.

 That's right, disposable Lexan windscreen-just make a new one each Spring and adjust height as necessary!
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"Go soothingly on the grease mud as there lurk the skid devil."

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Please note the DIY Lexan windscreen tested to 110mph today.
Total cost $15.
That's right, disposable Lexan windscreen-just make a new one each Spring and adjust height as necessary!
Pretty slick, duckhawk!
  • Along the Ridley in Vermont.
  • 1995 K75 102,000 miles

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