[SDRider]

Nothing huge, I picked up a Givi windshield on ebay and it was sitting by my door last night when I arrived home. Decided to paint my radiator side covers and remove the left side passenger peg (I have to get some kind of bracket to support the exhaust before I can remove the right side peg though).

Anyway, here's a pic.

 

[matthumm77]

Looks good. Now go install all of that hardwood flooring!

 

[SDRider]

Looks good. Now go install all of that hardwood flooring!

That actually came out of our living room/dining room after a water leak. I'm not sure what I want to do with it. The flooring in those rooms has been replaced already with a different hardwood.

 

[eddiemon]

Hi SDRider, Looks good, let us know how it works when riding with wind deflection.

 

[slawson3]

Very nice! I'd like to hear how well that windshield works too.

 

[StephenAndrew]

Nice windscreen! I think I have the same one (pic below if anyone wants to prove me right/wrong) - I think the wind deflection is pretty good. I'm about 5'9" and it keeps the wind off my chest pretty well, but it still hits my head/neck area.

 

[dunelly]

i have that same one. It's good enough to do a nice tuck on highways to avoid the wind.

 

[VARIABLE9]

Looks good! Try Endurance Engineering for the exhaust bracket.

 

[SDRider]

i have that same one. It's good enough to do a nice tuck on highways to avoid the wind.

Agreed. It does get a lot of wind off my chest, your head is still out in the airflow but that doesn't bother me.

I like it a lot more than I thought I would and it looks pretty good too IMO.

 

[Trambo]

Nice update. Looks good on the nekkid.

Now get to work polishing that golden header pipe.

 

[Verbal Kint]

I have the same one, too.

But I only have mine on there in the winter. It takes alot of the wind off the chest......and suprisingly, it seems to deflect some from my hands too.

However, it's warm out again, so I took it off.

 

[SDRider]

Nice update. Looks good on the nekkid.

Now get to work polishing that golden header pipe.

Screw that. I need to plan some rides soon. ;D

I do like to keep my bike clean though. Hey, I'm coming up on the 1 year anniversary of the day I bought it and I have over 5,400 miles on it so it's not like it's a garage queen. :nana:

 

[Trambo]

Hey, I'm coming up on the 1 year anniversary of the day I bought it and I have over 5,400 miles on it so it's not like it's a garage queen. :nana:

It helps that you live in a place where you can ride year round, comfortably.

 

[SDRider]

It helps that you live in a place where you can ride year round, comfortably.

Believe me, I've been riding a lot less during the winter months.

It still gets down into the mid 40s at night here, sometimes into the mid to low 30s in January/February overnight. Makes for a bloody cold commute. :nana:

 

[SDRider]

Couple more pics:

 

[acmeaviator]

Very Nice - I've been wanting to ditch the passenger pegs too but have been waiting on a bracket tip. Will be sure and check out endurance and see what they have. I say go for some new signals - those factory ones look pretty unsightly on that sweet ride.

 

[Packman]

It helps that you live in a place where you can ride year round, comfortably.

Heck mines just 11 months old and has 5854 miles on it.....you just don't ride enough Travis! ;D

 

[slawson3]

I'm thinking future SVOTM here! :thumbsup:

 

[eddiemon]

I say go for some new signals - those factory ones look pretty unsightly on that sweet ride.

If you get the clear lens with amber lights they don't stand out like the stock amber lens do.

 

[SDRider]

I'm thinking future SVOTM here! :thumbsup:

I don't think I'm anywhere close to that.

Thanks though.