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today: transformation of the rack after the trip
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and put on a windscreen for autumn rides:
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Put on knobie tires and a lakeside kit and used it to pull my Ferris zero turn mower out of the lake.
 
My lower fairing arrived today
Installed OEM Engine Protection Bars , and lower wind deflectors. Next up Aux lights and then Corbin Fleetwood pin stripped saddle bags. I will be selling my current saddle bags and mounts In like new condition, if anyone is interested here before they go to eBay
Where’d ya get the wind deflectors mate?
 
Where’d ya get the wind deflectors mate?
 
Thanks. Nice bikes. I was looking for the lower deflectors and r2k sorted me out. Curious to see how well they work with my sport fairing. We’ll see.
 
installed my handle bar clock yesterday.
Looks nice, but I wonder how long that delicate piece of hardware, telling time, aka clock, will last due to vibrations in the handle bar.
Anyways, asked that question at the manufacturer and they told me there was 2 years warranty on the set.
Too bad they did not deliver a fitting bolt for the clockside of the handle bar tips... a M12*60 Torx would have been a nice addition....
Looks nice, and now I have the km-1 available on the main clock... (also have a seperate RPM gauge, from Wunderlich, on my space craft)

 

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installed my handle bar clock yesterday.
Looks nice, but I wonder how long that delicate piece of hardware, telling time, aka clock, will last due to vibrations in the handle bar.
Anyways, asked that question at the manufacturer and they told me there was 2 years warranty on the set.
Too bad they did not deliver a fitting bolt for the clockside of the handle bar tips... a M12*60 Torx would have been a nice addition....
Looks nice, and now I have the km-1 available on the main clock... (also have a seperate RPM gauge, from Wunderlich, on my space craft)

+1, very cool. I hate moving through the menu to see the tach, and or clock. Solid upgrades. Keep us posted…
 
installed my handle bar clock yesterday.
Looks nice, but I wonder how long that delicate piece of hardware, telling time, aka clock, will last due to vibrations in the handle bar.
Anyways, asked that question at the manufacturer and they told me there was 2 years warranty on the set.
Too bad they did not deliver a fitting bolt for the clockside of the handle bar tips... a M12*60 Torx would have been a nice addition....
Looks nice, and now I have the km-1 available on the main clock... (also have a seperate RPM gauge, from Wunderlich, on my space craft)

After seeing yours I’m thinking I should have put the clock on the left hand grip as well.
 
After seeing yours I’m thinking I should have put the clock on the left hand grip as well.
you can indeed use the clock on both sides... have to take the actual clock out of the handle bar tip, remove the locking screw completly, rotate the clock and then re-install the small locking screw on the opposite side... fairly simple
 
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