windshield hardware

BigNorm said:

I'm not removin the bars. I want to mount a piece of plexiglass in front of it to act as a lower fairing.

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BigNorm said:

Something like this.

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Bedifferent said:

Nope...just one of my fabricated projects from scratch. Camco RV awning wind deflappers, some polycarbonate pieces, 1/2" aluminum rod with flats cut on the end for a good mounting surface for the polycarbonate pieces, set screws, a nylon spacer. After I found the sweet spot I actually put a single screw through each of the mounts to fasten them permanently to the windshield. They actually held just fine with the deflapper clamps tightened down. Maybe too easy to steal. The nylon spacer prevents flexing and over tightening of the clamp.

I did a post a year or so ago about this...I'll find it and post the link.

Here is the link....
What do you think?....Hand wind deflectors

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Ishrub said:

Thanks for all the posts and ideas here.

I got these and am very happy with result.

I have the Roadster screen fitted at the moment (Spring just started here) and fitted some custom stainless steel lowers but also fitted a Memphis Shades lip (Hot Wings) and side screen extensions ( Side Hot Wings) from Cruiser Customizing that fitted perfectly and gave not only location options but also a clever mounting system that provides two positions so you can have the lip high or low and the side extensions narrower or wider.

They also supply two sets of rubber pads to adjust for thin and thick screens (the Triumph Roadster one is the thicker version.

MEM5805 Memphis Shades Hot Wings For Memphis Fats Windshield 1 $79.95 $79.95
Memphis Shades Hot Wings For Memphis Fats Windshield

MEM5806 Memphis Shades Side Hot Wings For Memphis Shades Fats Windshields 1 $99.95 $99.95
Memphis Shades Side Hot Wings For Memphis Shades Fats Windshields

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Jag said:

Hey norm I have been thinking of using a clamp like this to do what you are talking about, only problem you would have cut the glass almost perfect. I'm sure it would take hours to scribe it perfect.

Cushioned Clamps, Standard Loop Clamps, Loom Clamps, Loop Clamp Cushioned Products

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Joesmoe said:

And you have the R3T, which should have come with lower deflectors.

And if you have those, and are looking for more, @Boog put some canvass covers over the opening in the engine guards -- might be easier than trying to fabricate something -- but then -- sometimes the play is more fun than having the part installed.

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Joesmoe said:

Curious, do you have these ?

Looking on their site, they say, "Sorry, there are no parts that fit your bike," when checking at the engine guard.

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