1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Their video states 700°.
I reckon this is NOT enough!
What did you do to your Rocket today?
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Their video states 700°.
I reckon this is NOT enough!
Kevin frazier
Widowmaker!
2500, not sure what you saw,
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1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
Was in the video
I now see 2500° under the Ultra Extreme.
That there is indeed the stuff!
Strange they don't post their location . . .
Kevin frazier
Widowmaker!
They are in North Carolina.
Kevin frazier
Widowmaker!
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I’ve seen there work, it’s impressive and supposedly they stand behind it for a long time.
Steel
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In the picture Kevin posted. But if you won't bother to open it, I'll type it out for you
2611 Lavista Dr, Burlington, NC 27215
1olbull
Riding Motor Since 1950
In the picture Kevin posted. But if you won't bother to open it, I'll type it out for you
2611 Lavista Dr, Burlington, NC 27215
Gratitude!
I did not see his post.
tribal
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I did the fly screen extension mod today to my Roadster.
This gives you some extra space to put stuff and still get to the key.
It is not riding weather yet so i haven't tested it at high speeds but it feels solid and stable.
I only did a 1" spacer but 2" probably would have been better and still looked & functioned fine. I would also go with a larger diameter spacer for more stability for that length.
3" starts to push it out in front of the headlights and I'm sure more air would get in underneath.
If you want to do this mod at 1" here are the part numbers and cost for TWO Rockets from boltdepot.com :
Product# Description Quantity Unit Price Subtotal
13684 Spacers, Chrome plated steel, 1/4" x 1" (1/2" O.D.) 1 bag of 10 $19.05 $19.05
6694 Metric socket flat head, Stainless steel 18-8 (A-2), 6mm x 1.0mm x 50mm 8 pcs $0.47 $3.76
15947 Metric flat washers, Nylon 6/6, 6mm 8 pcs $0.08 $0.64 (white - no black ones were available here)
Summary
Subtotal: $23.45
Shipping: $4.95
Tax: $2.28
Total: $30.68 = $15.34 per bike (a little less if you went with non-chrome spacers)
This gives you some extra space to put stuff and still get to the key.
It is not riding weather yet so i haven't tested it at high speeds but it feels solid and stable.
I only did a 1" spacer but 2" probably would have been better and still looked & functioned fine. I would also go with a larger diameter spacer for more stability for that length.
3" starts to push it out in front of the headlights and I'm sure more air would get in underneath.
If you want to do this mod at 1" here are the part numbers and cost for TWO Rockets from boltdepot.com :
Product# Description Quantity Unit Price Subtotal
13684 Spacers, Chrome plated steel, 1/4" x 1" (1/2" O.D.) 1 bag of 10 $19.05 $19.05
6694 Metric socket flat head, Stainless steel 18-8 (A-2), 6mm x 1.0mm x 50mm 8 pcs $0.47 $3.76
15947 Metric flat washers, Nylon 6/6, 6mm 8 pcs $0.08 $0.64 (white - no black ones were available here)
Summary
Subtotal: $23.45
Shipping: $4.95
Tax: $2.28
Total: $30.68 = $15.34 per bike (a little less if you went with non-chrome spacers)
Paul Bryant
Living Legend
When I bought my fly screen (2nd hand) it came with the mounting brackets, but not the parts that mount it to the forks.
I wasn't that keen on those stock mounts anyway, and didn't really like the way that the screen looked in that position, so I made up my own mounts.
I wanted the nose of the screen flush with the head lights.
And yes it is just fine at any speed that I've cared to travel at.
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