Parts will not fall off, because you are a professional mechanic/installer. Well done video, them Barkbusters will keep your knuckles safe. Good stuff Vintage Garage!
Gus, thanks for the kind words.. actually, occasionally tools fall out of cars that I work on.. LOL.. easy to get forgetful at my age. On the Barkbusters install on the Navi, I first forgot to re-install the plastic cable wrap on the right handlebar and left it hanging loose on the handlebar by forgetfulness. It fell off before the test ride, and I noticed it on the ground and was able to install it before the test ride. LOL
Michael, Thanks for watching my video and your question, much appreciated. I bought the windscreen at the parts counter at my local Honda dealer, Love Motorsports, in Homosassa, Florida, but you can get them at any Honda Powersports dealer in the USA. The part number is 08R70-K74-A00ZA. Just go to the parts counter and have them order the part for you. It may take a few weeks to arrive, but mine came in pretty quickly. I bought one for my Navi, and a second one for "Lightfoot"s Navi.
Eddie, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. The box is a Quro. Please watch my earlier video at: ruclips.net/video/_rIWnCbcy-4/видео.html In that video, I describe the installation of the aluminum box, and where you can buy one. Also, please subscribe to my channel, and then scroll back through my earlier videos. There are many Navi videos there.
Ron, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. The trees around me here in central Florida are a combination of Yellow Pines, Live Oaks and Turkey Oaks, almost in equal amounts. There are some Cabbage Palmettos every now and then. That palm is the state tree in Florida and South Carolina. See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabal_palmetto
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Parts will not fall off, because you are a professional mechanic/installer. Well done video, them Barkbusters will keep your knuckles safe. Good stuff Vintage Garage!
Gus, thanks for the kind words.. actually, occasionally tools fall out of cars that I work on.. LOL.. easy to get forgetful at my age.
On the Barkbusters install on the Navi, I first forgot to re-install the plastic cable wrap on the right handlebar and left it hanging loose on the handlebar by forgetfulness. It fell off before the test ride, and I noticed it on the ground and was able to install it before the test ride. LOL
Lol...glad you didn't lose it.
Nice work, Sir.
Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated.
Thanks for the videos ; )
Thanks for watching the video and your comment, much appreciated.
where you get windscreen bro
Michael, Thanks for watching my video and your question, much appreciated. I bought the windscreen at the parts counter at my local Honda dealer, Love Motorsports, in Homosassa, Florida, but you can get them at any Honda Powersports dealer in the USA. The part number is 08R70-K74-A00ZA. Just go to the parts counter and have them order the part for you. It may take a few weeks to arrive, but mine came in pretty quickly. I bought one for my Navi, and a second one for "Lightfoot"s Navi.
What rear box is that is it a givi?
Eddie, Thanks for watching my video and your comment, much appreciated. The box is a Quro. Please watch my earlier video at:
ruclips.net/video/_rIWnCbcy-4/видео.html
In that video, I describe the installation of the aluminum box, and where you can buy one. Also, please subscribe to my channel, and then scroll back through my earlier videos. There are many Navi videos there.
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ozz, thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated.
Cool video, I like the area around your garage, looks woodsy. What state do you live in, im in california, Los Angeles county.
Ron, Thanks for watching and your comment, much appreciated. The trees around me here in central Florida are a combination of Yellow Pines, Live Oaks and Turkey Oaks, almost in equal amounts. There are some Cabbage Palmettos every now and then. That palm is the state tree in Florida and South Carolina. See:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabal_palmetto