Harley FXR Style Fairing with Speakers & Stereo: Complete Guide and Fitment
Last Updated: May 21st 2026
Will This FXR Style Fairing Fit Your Harley? The Short Answer
Our FXR / FXRT-style fairing is currently listed for select Harley-Davidson Dyna, Street Bob, M8 Softail, and Road King models. Fitment depends on your exact model and year as well as your handlebar, riser, headlight, and front-end configuration.
Use the fitment table below to confirm your motorcycle’s listed model range and any model-specific restrictions before reviewing handlebar, riser, and headlight clearance.
At least an 8-inch pullback riser is recommended, and because 7-inch headlights can vary in housing depth, test-fitting before final installation or painting is important.

FXR / FXRT Fairing Fitment at a Glance
|
Motorcycle |
Current Fitment |
Important Notes |
|
1992–2005 Dyna |
FXD, FXDC, FXDB, FXDL |
FXDWG excluded |
|
2006–2017 Dyna |
FXD, FLD |
FXDWG excluded |
|
2018–2023 Street Bob |
FXBB, FXBBS |
Verify handlebar, riser, and headlight clearance |
|
2018–Present M8 Softail |
FXLR, FXLRS, FXLRST |
Verify handlebar, riser, and headlight clearance |
|
Road King |
FLHR, FLHRCI, FLHRSI |
No crash bars; models with a separate gauge on or forward of the handlebars are excluded |
The model list is the starting point. Your complete front-end setup still needs to provide enough clearance for the fairing.
What Can Affect FXR / FXRT Fairing Fitment?
Dyna Model and Year
Our listed Dyna fitment covers FXD, FXDC, FXDB, and FXDL models from 1992–2005, followed by FXD and FLD models from 2006–2017.
Dyna Wide Glide FXDWG models are not included in our current fitment. If you have an FXDWG, do not select one of the listed Dyna configurations based only on the model year.
Street Bob and M8 Softail Fitment
Our current Street Bob fitment covers 2018–2023 FXBB and FXBBS models.
For M8 Softail applications, current fitment includes FXLR, FXLRS, and FXLRST models from 2018 to present.
Even when your model is listed, aftermarket front-end components can change available clearance.
Handlebar and Riser Clearance
We recommend at least an 8-inch pullback riser to provide fairing clearance.
Some T-bars and narrow ape-hanger-style handlebars may also work, but handlebar style alone does not determine compatibility. Check the complete handlebar and riser setup before installation.
Headlight Size and Housing Depth
A 7-inch headlight diameter does not automatically guarantee fitment.
Aftermarket 7-inch headlights can use housings with different depths, so the fairing may clear one 7-inch headlight setup and interfere with another.
Test-fit the fairing, headlight, handlebars, and related components before final installation or painting.
Road King Fitment Requirements
For Road King applications, our current fitment covers FLHR, FLHRCI, and FLHRSI models without crash bars.
Models with a separate gauge on or forward of the handlebars are excluded from the listed configuration. Verify your complete front-end setup before installation.
If you own a Road King and are still deciding between an FXR / FXRT-style fairing, traditional batwing, XL batwing, or Road Glide-style setup, see our Batwing Fairings for Harley Road King: Which Road King Fairing Is Right for Your Build? guide.
What Comes With the Rockford Fosgate Audio Package?
Our FXR / FXRT-style fairing is available with a Rockford Fosgate audio package that includes:
- two M2 6.5-inch speakers
- two M2 tweeters
- M5-800X4 four-channel amplifier
- PMX-0 digital media receiver
This guide focuses on choosing the correct fairing and confirming fitment. Detailed audio specifications and current product information are available on our product page.
Does the FXR / FXRT-Style Fairing Have a Functional Vent?
No. The simulated vent or vented-look treatment is cosmetic.
It does not function as an airflow vent, so it should not be interpreted as providing pressure equalization, additional engine cooling, or other functional airflow benefits.
Who Is This FXR / FXRT-Style Fairing Best For?
This fairing is designed for compatible Harley owners who want FXR / FXRT-inspired front-end styling combined with a Rockford Fosgate audio package.
It may be a good match if:
- your motorcycle appears in our current fitment list
- you want an FXR / FXRT-inspired fairing rather than a traditional batwing
- you want the Rockford Fosgate audio package offered with this configuration
- your handlebar, riser, headlight, and other front-end components provide the required clearance
Fitment should take priority over appearance when choosing the configuration. A listed motorcycle model can still have aftermarket components that affect installation.
What Should You Verify Before Ordering?
Before choosing your configuration, confirm:
- your exact motorcycle model and year
- the configuration listed for your motorcycle
- your handlebar and riser setup
- at least an 8-inch pullback riser where recommended
- your headlight housing depth
- clearance around aftermarket front-end components
- Road King crash-bar and gauge requirements, if applicable
Test-fit the fairing and related components before final installation or painting.
Once you have confirmed your configuration and clearance requirements, view our Harley FXR / FXRT Style Fairing With Speakers, Amplifier and Media Receiver for current product details, specifications, pricing, and ordering information.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I Use This FXR / FXRT-Style Fairing on a Dyna Wide Glide FXDWG?
A: No. FXDWG models are excluded from our current listed Dyna fitment. Select your configuration by exact model and year rather than assuming that all Dyna models from the same year use the same fairing setup.
Q: What If My Harley Model Is Not Listed in the Fitment Table?
A: If your exact motorcycle model and year are not listed, do not assume the fairing will fit based on a similar Harley model. Fitment can vary with the motorcycle’s front-end configuration, so contact us to confirm current compatibility before ordering.
Confirm Fitment Before Choosing Your Configuration
Start with your exact Harley model and year, then verify the front-end components that can affect clearance. Pay particular attention to your handlebar and riser setup, headlight housing depth, and any model-specific requirements.
Once those checks are complete, you can select the FXR / FXRT configuration that matches your motorcycle with greater confidence.
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