Mounting on the forks up top seems just fine if you have the room. I would recommend against mounting on the forks down low. In the event of a spill, if you have solid mounts hanging off your fork, you could do serious damage on a very low speed fall. To me, that is not a risk worth taking. I've never crash tested this theory, so this is just me speculating. Maybe someone with more experience can pipe in?
I used bolts about 10mm longer, they protrude through slightly on the inside but they engage the full thread for maximum strength.
12v Plug Radiator Guard B&B Rear Rack B&B Side Racks Aussie Barrettes with Rotopax mounts Touratech handguards oem windscreen BashPlate B&B Motech Crash Bars coming this week Wolfman Bags and Rotopax fuel and water
Drewidd, You're not in SA ,so whats the go with Coopers beer... Very savant! OS inmates needn't comment
Just doing over nighters at the moment with as much dirt as possible. Been to ingle wood via rabbit proof fence, kyogle via Richmond ranges, Emmaville in a couple of weeks. Need to replace the oem rear rack with tube steel before going for big trip. Cairns will be the first big trip.
Theres a lot of good places to ride in cairns and there are about 4/5 tr650 getting around. the husky shop up here is the best.
I just finished installation of my Barkbuster VSP handguards, and I wanted to share the results. I went with the standard kit for 7/8" bars from RevZilla and a set of Acerbis triple clamp mounts (part # 2125650061) to avoid the problems with brake lines that many have reported. The install was straight forward, and I didn't even have to supply any additional hardware as the kits came with plenty of options. [Sorry for the orientation of the pictures.]
Paul, whivh screen is that please mate. I have yhe Husky screen, but yours looks like it would be heaps better? Thanksmin advance
Hi AJM, the screen is off a ktm Part Number: 76508065000, 690 I think?. Have a look at "New Windscreen" thread, post 23 to see how I mounted it. Its a nice screen, but if you already have a husky screen its not much of an improvement. Ive been eyeing off another screen from "Screen for Bikes" there in melbourne , you can choose the colour and there about $120 I think from memory. And they look much more effective. Regards pc
Installed screamin demons on wednesday. Impressed with the build quality and sound, meaty. It all came together in under 45 minutes. Thanks Viktor By the time I finish farkling, the bike and me will be "to old to roll"!! normadic rack, powermadd riser, excel rims, chain guide, LEDs, seating ..........
I run one on the Strada. It moves the wind off the chest partly into the face and creates more noise. (I'm 5'9" and wear a Shoei GT-air.) Worth it in the cold. Not sure in the summer.
Ratel chain guide. Ratel does the mount and a work of art it is; you source the guide as a standard Husky part. AOC in the US seems to be the cheapest option for us Down Under. Note: I've assembled it wrongly. The thin steel plate under the 3 fixings should be just inside the guide box. And it needs to be pushed back.
I have the same "screen for bikes" screen, just trim a little off the top, go for a ride and see if that helps- if not trim a bit more off until you get it to the point like mine were the aiflow is across the shoulders not into the helmet.
