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Wow. Nice wheels for that cash!

ken, my only fear is that the glue actually doesnt melt the plastic and over time vibration may split the seam. Solid advice here! :rolleyes: Hence the name, Fixer. :thumbsup:

""" Lobster did mention something about "those that can - do, those that can't - TEACH" I'm not sure what he meant until I saw you at the bike show..... :rolleyes: Just kidding. """" Next thing you know, I'll be teaching gym! :D Looks to be a tougher fit for the 3rd gen. The mounting bolt configuration is completely different. 17years ago the Honda guys weren't thinking about stuff like that. I'll wait to see if Radar can come up with any ideas. Cheers. :goofy:

What are you trying to tell me??? Besides me being a light weight with the beer, did Lobster say anything about my riding???. It was a long week, honest!! Damn American drank more CDN beer than me! :goofy: Ken, by myself, I wouldn't even attempt that!! Great looking job. Very slick! I'd give it a go, but you'd have to promise not to dremel my fender. Cbar would shudder from Down Under!! LSFD!! :P Would this be a prototype install for 3rd gens????? I have the fairings off right now. I'll check to see where the engine mounts are for the 3rd gen. Radar, great product! Good luck! This website and the members rock!!! :thumbsup:

Very slick! Any chance you might post a pic like MFP-2241 showing how they look at night? Any idea whether they would fit a 3rd gen? Could very well end up on the christmas wish list ... :fing02:

Rick, nicely done!! My issue arrived this morning. I was anxiuosly waiting to view the Frankenviffer in the esteemed pages of Cycle Canada. Maybe a follow up article is required with more pics??? When you do get the cd from the photog, please post for us to view. Very cool stuff!! Mike :rolleyes: to you!!

Cool. I would imaging it will improve load capacity and handling. And now you can bring those famous burgers and beer on the road with you. :beer: Nicely done! I'll have mine cooked medium. :D