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I currently use a 2 piece upper and lower cast dash but its always loosening up and getting cockeyed. I'm wanting a 1 piece but with stretched tanks can't find 1 long enough. I found an ABS chrome thats the right size but here in Pa. I worry about using such a thing.
patience my ***, hehe. just kidding. I guess my obsessive compalsive (however its spelled) is showing thru. Its cold here in Pa. which means all those nagging things I put up with cause I didn't want my bike tore down during our short riding season are filling my thoughts unmercilously. I'm a better mechanic than spelling bee finalist, hehe. It took me 3 minutes to write that last sentence with all those big words.
I like it alot and will very likely use it. I'm going to search first for a roadking dash and fab up a 3 1/2 inch bottom that would hold a socket for a cig. lighter. I smoke, and miss my dressers lighter socket because not only is it good for lighting a smoke( most commonly cigs), its also useful for my gps. The roadking dash thought is only to give it a bit of stock with some fab, something I've grown quite accustumed to in my many yrs of keeping my bikes in the wind.
I tried a abs dash once... they are made to go over your org. dash like a cover. Atleast the one I tried. Don't do it... it squeeked and drove my nuts... lol
Milwaukee Iron... went out of business, but if you can find a dash from them thats what a friend of mine did with his streched tank.
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