
Wanna buy » WTB: Movable Headlight Fairing Bracket
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bonepsycle
2004 1000 DS (Black)
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hebegebe
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I saw one on eBay yesterday. It can be tig welded ask me how I know
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bonepsycle
2004 1000 DS (Black)
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Hey. Thanks for reply. Yeah, i saw the ebay listing. On a budget so hoping for something cheaper.
I tig'd mine. . .i'm pretty skilled too. The weld broke. The fracture is in a high strain area and i'd rather not have to fix again and again.
Thanks again. Guess it's a tough part to find. I've been looking for one for about a year now.
I tig'd mine. . .i'm pretty skilled too. The weld broke. The fracture is in a high strain area and i'd rather not have to fix again and again.
Thanks again. Guess it's a tough part to find. I've been looking for one for about a year now.
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hebegebe
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After you weld it again bridge the gap on backside with slot from cutoff wheel about 3/4" on each side of weld insert 3/32 bronze rod segment and jb weld in place as vibration damper it's hillbilly but works well
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bonepsycle
2004 1000 DS (Black)
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Ha! Inner-city New Orleans, where i'm from, we call that "Ghetto". I like your style. Thanks!!
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hebegebe
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I'm sure it broke just where the cast ribbing ends on the back. That piece vibrates so much the ribs should have been designed all the way to bolt hole. It's a good casting but you need to get it hot enough to almost replace most metal around break. I have about 2500 mi on my fix now with a roamer mount and Zumo and it shakes less than it ever used to Good luck!