Product Details
Turn any wall into a conversation piece. This full-size motorcycle fairing is a sculptural display that looks like the real front end of a bagger—not a desk toy. By day, it’s deep gloss lacquer and chrome-ringed detail. After dark, one click of the wireless remote throws a warm pool of LED headlight down your wall. USB-powered, no wiring, no electrician. Mounts on any solid wall with a single brushed-steel L-bracket, just like a heavy mirror. Perfect for garages, lounges, offices, hallways—anywhere a mounted TV would go.

Product Features
🏍️ Full-Size Batwing Fairing – True batwing scale with deep gloss lacquer and a chrome-ringed headlight. Designed to own a feature wall.
💡 Real Working LED Headlight – A genuine LED behind the lens, powered by USB. No wiring, no electrician needed.
🎮 Wireless Remote Control – Switch the headlight on and off from anywhere in the room with one click. Movie nights, garage sessions, or just showing off.
🔧 Easy Wall Mounting – Includes a single brushed-steel L-bracket, two lag bolts, and drywall anchors. If a wall can hold a mounted TV, it can hold this fairing.
🎨 Sculptural Statement Piece – By day it’s art. After dark, the beam makes the whole wall come alive. The first thing anyone asks about.
📦 Complete Ready-to-Hang Kit – Everything you need in one box: fairing shell with LED headlight, bracket, mounting hardware, remote, USB cable, and quick-start guide.

Product Specifications
- Style: Full-size batwing motorcycle fairing wall decor
- Finish: Deep gloss lacquer with chrome-ringed headlight
- Lighting: Real LED headlight, USB-powered
- Control: Wireless remote (on/off)
- Mounting: Single brushed-steel L-bracket
- Hardware Included: 2 lag bolts, drywall anchors
- Power: USB cable (no wiring required)
- Installation: Like hanging a heavy mirror
- Ideal For: Garage, lounge, office, hallway, man cave

What’s Included
- 1 × Fairing Shell with LED Headlight
- 1 × Brushed-Steel L-Bracket
- 2 × Lag Bolts & Wall Anchors
- 1 × Wireless Remote
- 1 × USB Power Cable
- 1 × Quick-Start Guide