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So, I finally got the courage together to cut into my lower fairing.
(I made a post about the lower fairing earlier: http://www.600riders.com/forum/product-reviews/12228-powerbronze-lower-fairing.html )
First, - the contents of the slider parcel:
It also includes some installation instructions.
Now as stated, to install this kit, I will need to cut into my fairing, so heres what I did:
First I took out 3 of 4 bolts the bolts holding the fairing in place:
Then I went into the wife's private stash and borrowed a tube of acrylic water based paint (The kind of stuff you do paintings with):
I then put some of the paint into the head of a 10mm bolt:
Mounted the "paint-bolt" in the frame, screwing it in so it would NOT touch the fairing in any way. Then I remounted the fairing:
And using my fingers I unscrewed the bolt till it was hitting the inside of the fairing.
I then unmounted the fairing again (Now having a paint dot on it):
(I made a post about the lower fairing earlier: http://www.600riders.com/forum/product-reviews/12228-powerbronze-lower-fairing.html )
First, - the contents of the slider parcel:
It also includes some installation instructions.
Now as stated, to install this kit, I will need to cut into my fairing, so heres what I did:
First I took out 3 of 4 bolts the bolts holding the fairing in place:
Then I went into the wife's private stash and borrowed a tube of acrylic water based paint (The kind of stuff you do paintings with):
I then put some of the paint into the head of a 10mm bolt:
Mounted the "paint-bolt" in the frame, screwing it in so it would NOT touch the fairing in any way. Then I remounted the fairing:
And using my fingers I unscrewed the bolt till it was hitting the inside of the fairing.
I then unmounted the fairing again (Now having a paint dot on it):
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