$5 garage sale screen (cut to fit), modified brackets from an old screen, total cost about $8. Just take into account its an 06....Commence the bashing!!!
Let the Bashing Begin
28 posts · Started by johnnyjs1 · 22 Aug 2009
Post 2 by cjc,
#2Dude. That's all I can say.
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Post 10 by Bamm-Bamm,
#10My prototype. Works very well the wind hits at the top of my shoulders.
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Post 12 by superDUKE220,
#12Some times ya have to ridem to where the fun is.[img][img]http://i245.photobucket.com/albums/gg80/ekrentz/foldertwo015.jpg[/img][/img]
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Post 14 by johnnyjs1,
#14Every time I've had to slab it to get to the good stuff, its usually at least a full weekend trip. The screen goes on before I leave, comes off when I get there, and goes back on for the trip home. Ugly...yeah, practical...for sure, only solution for an 06.....pretty much. You gotta do what you gotta do. Heres a pic from the front:
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Post 18 by johnnyjs1,
#18A couple of those pics made me laugh my a$$ off, but it does look like it works really well so I give you props on your shade tree mechanic skills.
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Post 21 by cdlabate,
#21Touring SDs unite!!
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Post 28 by johnnyjs1,
#28The diamond plate is a 12" by 24" aluiminem I got from Lowes. Bent it down by hand on the edge of the work bench. It just sits on the seat and the bag straps hold it in place. The rear strap needed to be criscrossed to keep it out of the exaust. Works real well, tested to 100 mph. The bit of fairing under the net I pick up at the Ohio Vintage Days. I used it as a mold for the fiberglass sheild.
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