Windshield Dress up
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03-21-2007, 11:27 AM
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Windshield Dress up
I posted this on the Softail Forum and this seems to be a busy place so here I go again.
Has anyone tried to "Dress-Up" a detachable Windshield???
They tend to be a bit boring and since I have put so much time and $$$$ into everything else, my windshield is still just blah. One idea I had was to replace the 9 torque bolts with"Bar & Shield" Logo License Plate Bolts.
If anyone has any thoughts, comments, or additional ideas I would appreicate them.
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Has anyone tried to "Dress-Up" a detachable Windshield???
They tend to be a bit boring and since I have put so much time and $$$$ into everything else, my windshield is still just blah. One idea I had was to replace the 9 torque bolts with"Bar & Shield" Logo License Plate Bolts.
If anyone has any thoughts, comments, or additional ideas I would appreicate them.
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03-21-2007, 11:49 AM
RE: Windshield Dress up
A few Windshield dress up ideas:
1. Someone makes engraved windshields that you can have designed to fit you and your scoot
2. I've also seen some chrome plated trim pieces that have a few different designs that start at the cross bar and go up the windshield (Flames, Tribal, Etc.)
I would have to say the license plate bolts would be a little much IMHO. I used 2 to fill the holes in the rear fender struts when I took the rear turns off.
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1. Someone makes engraved windshields that you can have designed to fit you and your scoot
2. I've also seen some chrome plated trim pieces that have a few different designs that start at the cross bar and go up the windshield (Flames, Tribal, Etc.)
I would have to say the license plate bolts would be a little much IMHO. I used 2 to fill the holes in the rear fender struts when I took the rear turns off.
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