💨 Amazicha Matt Black Front Spoiler Chin Fairing for Harley Davidson Sportster Iron 883 (2004-2018) – Enhance Your Bike's Style and Aerodynamics! Review

Overall 3 stars. The product looks fantastic but nothing out of the box really works. None of the screw threads are correct, even for the included bracket. The screws attaching the bracket to the frame have the wrong thread pitch. The mount itself (at least on my bike) required a slight bend to better align the lines with the bike frame. I would only recommend this product if you are practical.

No instructions, cheap parts, cheap hardware. As long as you have a few extra screws and fasteners handy, don't expect too much, you'll be fine. It's painted plastic with screws that didn't fit my Iron 883 and one of the 3 screws snapped 1/2 in when installing the splitter. It looked good once, time will tell how it will hold up. But it was cheap, so I'd probably just buy another one and replace it if needed. Buyer Warning.

Unfortunately I broke it. I screwed the bracket into the spoiler and the plastic broke. I waited a week and was very happy to install this on my bike. Everything would work if the plastic part with the screws didn't break. Edit: I will raise this rating from 2 to 4 stars. I ended up mounting it on my bike without the inner mount. All of the nuts fit the bike, but they are all held in place by the bottom two nuts with more threadlockers to keep them snug. Looks nice and fits the bike snugly, but

Iron 883 Like everyone else you need 3/8" 16" x 1" hex screws. Posted pictures of screws from Home Depot. They cost about $1.20 each. There are no instructions but it's pretty easy to figure out. The photos posted show how everything is installed. I used a 14mm jack, an 8mm jack and a Phillips screwdriver. You will also need a small socket extension. Attach the spoiler base to the motorcycle frame with two new screws. The spoiler has a small metal bracket attached to it with two small Phillips…