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If you cut one out of wood, be sure to use plywood. Regular wood is liable to split with the grain and you will have a surprise when you get back to your bike.
If you want the Harley pad to fit into the windshield bag, cut off two opposing segments of the circle to the dimension that fits into the bag.
When I lived in Arizona I used an aluminum plate about 4 inches by 8 inches, I had a BMW with a centerstand and needed the area. Today I carry the Harley pad in my saddlebag.
For a more permanent solution check out this poly-carbonate kickstand plate that snaps to one's license plate.
about $20 but well worth it www.ks-motorcycle.com
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