[cobrastryke]

I got the fairing and radio mounted! I also redid the mounts for the saddle bags
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[bozzly]

Looks good, What faring is that? Do tell... Details...

 

[cobrastryke]

its the one that sells on eBay all the time......
I got mine around xmas time for $130 they usually go for $200-$230.
I had to make the brackets for it. A pipe, hose clamps, 1 1/2" angle iron.

I installed a Sony marine radio and Pyle marine speakers. The antenna is for a car. I bought that at advance auto for $12. its mounted inside the fairing so its hidden!
Everything cost me a little less then $400. That includes painting it to.

It came out pretty good, its loud!

 

[flpsmlps20]

I got the fairing and radio mounted! I also redid the mounts for the saddle bags
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Looks good, nice job

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[Teadancer]

Looks great, good job!

 

[cobrastryke]

thanks guys! :thumb:

 

[strykenshane]

Well done, very nice

 

[11Stryker]

Excellente!

 

[DraEagWol]

Very nice work - looks sweet!

 

[Raven]

U beat me to it. I have the Tsykayu fairing ordered and have the amp, stereo, and speakers sitting in my garage waiting. Did you relocate the ignition or is that just a fork lock?

 

[cobrastryke]

I had to relocate the ign switch. it no longer locks the stem, I never used it anyway.

 

[Strykeback]

Are those the Hard Street Classic Tour Bags?

 

[UrbanRage]

Looks great!

 

[Raven]

I had to relocate the ign switch. it no longer locks the stem, I never used it anyway.

ah ok. thanks

 

[cobrastryke]

nope Mutazu,
here is a link http://www.mutazu.com/products.php?cat_id=7&menu=Hard Saddlebags&s=prod.php

I think they have an ebay account to. they also run sales sometimes on they're stuff

 

[Raven]

its the one that sells on eBay all the time......
I got mine around xmas time for $130 they usually go for $200-$230.
I had to make the brackets for it. A pipe, hose clamps, 1 1/2" angle iron.

I installed a Sony marine radio and Pyle marine speakers. The antenna is for a car. I bought that at advance auto for $12. its mounted inside the fairing so its hidden!
Everything cost me a little less then $400. That includes painting it to.

It came out pretty good, its loud!

Thats pretty sweet. Looks like the Hoppe Quadzilla....but for a 10th of the price:thumb:

 

[cobrastryke]

yeah I cant beat it for the price. I'm very happy with the way it came out.

Thanks for the compliments!

 

[jeff281]

Bike looks very nice, I wish I would have come across your saddle bags faring before I did the work that I did to my bike. Great Job you did Congrats!!!

 

[Chop Chop]

Nice job, how did you relocate the ignition?

 

[cobrastryke]

for the ign swt:

I took a 3 1/2 " cut off wheel and cut the heads off the tamper proof bolts. I ended up cutting just a little off the area of the switch that the bolts pass through in order to get under the heads.

I then just took some flat stock and made a very simple mount and welded that to the bracket I made for the head light. its just a 1" wide flat steel with a hole in one in for the new bolt and then welded to the plate.

No wiring was modified. just took all the slack out of the headlight. There was enough wire to move it. I didn't want to cut up the factory wires since its under warranty yet. Plus there was enough room to mount it where I did with no issues of the key hitting anything. I was thinking of mounting it under the seat area. Maybe some other time... LOL

The headlight bracket uses the original mounting bolts and holes. Its a single, flat piece of steel. I contoured it with an hour glass shape to give it a nice, clean look. Its just over 2 inches long. the mount holes are 2" apart. So the head light is moved forward and up. The angle of the lower tree gave me the perfect position of the headlight. So no bending of the plate of steel was necessary. Just 2 pair of holes to mount the plate and so the headlight bracket could mount to it on the other end.