| Author | Message | ||
     Starsplitter |
Couple items... just put in a 500 mile shakedown run with a new CalSci windshield (half highway/half backroads). What a difference on the highway. Exhaust cover... I want to fabricate my own exhaust cover and integrate some highway pegs... any ideas/leads? Tires... I'm thinking about Avon Storms.. anyone had some experience with them. Thanks. | ||
| Snoman |
What size / height CalSci are you running and how tall are you? | ||
| Itileman |
Some ideas from TT: http://www.touratech-usa.com/shop/usa.lasso?SubCat =Ulysses | ||
| Badrap |
Man TT's stuff is expensive. That might not be a bad idea to have HWY pegs on the skid plate so long as they don't stick out too far. | ||
| Cityxslicker |
The Touratech bash plate works like a charm...... I wouldnt know about the highway pegs on it though. | ||
| Sweetfish89 |
Highway Pegs http://palmerproducts.auto.officelive.com/buellxb1 2x.aspx | ||
| Starsplitter |
Snowman... I bought the tallest one they had... I'm 5'10"... is working for me... no, not like a Goldwing... but, I just wanted the buffeting and neck strain to decrease... has done the job - the real test will be the Colorado trip in June - highway all the way to Vail | ||
| Starsplitter |
Badrap... I'm going to make a cardboard pattern, or rip some 2x2 material... I think I can weld the tubing to the skid plate wrapping it up and maybe bolting on a pair of pegs (or use the rears)... the set up would position like the Palmer, but simpler - the pipe wrap would look similar to the TT, don't know if I can do all those holes | ||
| Starsplitter |
I don't suppose I could spray the whole deal with bed liner??? |
