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Torgue Windshield Screws??
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Cruzr Joe
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Bob Denman
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The easiest way to put something back together:
Notice how tough it is to unscrew something, while taking it apart.
Use the same force on the fastener, when it's time to get rid of the "parts pile". nojoke
Notice how tough it is to unscrew something, while taking it apart.
Use the same force on the fastener, when it's time to get rid of the "parts pile". nojoke
cptjam
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Windshield screws
There is one oddity to windshield screws: By law, they have to release on impact. Just in case. So, snug them down, add 1/4 turn. The trim pieces remove easily, just wiggle after the screw is removed. Tape over the openings on the bike....screws dropped DIVE into open holes! Joe
There is one oddity to windshield screws: By law, they have to release on impact. Just in case. So, snug them down, add 1/4 turn. The trim pieces remove easily, just wiggle after the screw is removed. Tape over the openings on the bike....screws dropped DIVE into open holes! Joe
Bob Denman
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:agree: Unless you're absolutely SURE, that you won't drop them ( :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack
; it's best to make plans to cover up all of the openings. nojoke
; it's best to make plans to cover up all of the openings. nojoke
blacklightning
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:agree:I have replaced, or exchanged mine 3 times since I purchased it in Sept. 2014. I just ordered another shield (hopefully my last) and will be putting it on this weekend. I always use a short ratchet to prevent overtightning.
Bam Bam and Pebbles
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Which one are you replacing? I am still thinking of getting a shorter windshield for summer, and know that you cut down a stock shield. I would be interested in that if you are looking to sell it.
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