Windshield bracket

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SEAL-rider

Active Member
My windshield bracket suffered metal fatigue. I'm lucky the windshield did not land on my face. Anyone know of an improved replacement such as stainless steel.

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Roaddawg

Well-Known Member
Windvest also has a handlebar mount. I purchased that from them after my triple tree one did the same thing.
 

Mr. Wright

Knows some things
Supporting Member
Forgot the hack saw, :oldlaugh: You'll be lucky to get away with 1 tap in SS
Did someone forget to tell you? I'm good. I wear out more taps than break them.
I'll urn them out on a CNC plasma. It will take about 20 seconds to burn 12 of them. It will take me long to clean up the edges than anything else. :owned:
 

chubs

Guru
Forgot the hack saw, :oldlaugh: You'll be lucky to get away with 1 tap in SS
No problem! Drill 3/8 " hole , slip 5/16" tap in and run a5/16" nut on it. Just make sure the tap handle is good and tight! Should work --- I think?
 

Mr. Wright

Knows some things
Supporting Member
Stainless isn't that hard to work with, if you respect it,
I'm preparing another spud to make the gas saver rings. I get them 6 1/2'' long, 4'' dia. In just under an hour, I got it turned and a 1 3/8'' hole through it. I'll bore it to 1 3/4'' tomorrow, then start parting off the rings.

59/64''

1 3/8''
 

SEAL-rider

Active Member
Ya don't need stainless, just make the improved design like Derek sells. I made this one outta aluminum but its similar to the new improved one.

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I spoke with Donna and Derek and the one they sell requires all new hardware on the shield. Shannon is making a part match replacement out of stainless which will fit right on and never break.
Thanks Shannon!!!

I really miss my windshield. It does such a good job keeping wind, bugs, small rocks and sand out of my face. I rode the windy coast highway yesterday and sand was pelting my face.
 
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