Has anyone put a faring on their Canto/Takio?
Which one?
How much: including all the hardware?
How do you like it?
Ian Levit
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Faring for Burley Canto/Taiko
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I have not purchased one. But Mueller and Zzipper have both quoted prices of around $500 for the
fairing, mounts, etc. Several bike shops weren't any cheaper either.You might consider a coroplast tailbox for speed.
Derek
In Ian Levit said:
Has anyone put a faring on their Canto/Takio?
Which one?
How much: including all the hardware?
How do you like it?
Ian Levit
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Derek Swift
[B]I have not purchased one. But Mueller and Zzipper have both quoted prices of around $500 for the
fairing, mounts, etc. Several bike shops weren't any cheaper either.
You might consider a coroplast tailbox for speed.
DerekIn Ian Levit said:
[/quote]Has anyone put a faring on their Canto/Takio?
Which one?
How much: including all the hardware?
How do you like it?
Ian Levit
[/B]
I was not aware that anyone made a fairing for the Canto/Taiko. Hostelle shop catalog sells something for the Hepcat/django, perhaps will also fit the Canto/Taiko in SWB mode?
Gene -
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Originally posted by greatmeadows
I was not aware that anyone made a fairing for the Canto/Taiko.I was not either until I e-mailed them. Check their fairing fit list at http://www.hostelshoppe.com/fairing_fitlist.php
Derek😎
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