My Custom J&M speaker mounts....
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I can't do a trade. It will cost me the cost of the unit for the bracket and that is not doable for me. I thought since I helped you out with all those pics of teh foot clutch and stuff you might jsut hook me up. I am but a mere peon employee of a motorcycle shop. It's not like I won it or anything.
Drew
Drew
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Road Master
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Hey brotha I am not asking for an even trade.. Not that greedy of a person.. Pm me your number and we can talk about something.. I am not here to get rich off of an idea.. I love wrenching and building things for our bikes.. We all help each other out.. That's why I have stayed on these forums do to all the help I have gotten and given..
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Ok. I hope you didn't take my response the wrong way either. It has been a bad day all the way around and when it is I tend to take it out on innocent people. I'll Pm you my nubmer tomorrow.
Drew
Drew
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The thing that I like the most about having the speakers mounted in the stock location is that they are right at ear level on the road. Since I don't ride with a windshield, I am not sure if moving them down low is actually a good idea as I am sure it will greatly impact my ability to hear them. How's the sound on yours down there Fireman? I know when I had a set on my crash bars i could hear nothing from them on the freeway.
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Road Master
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I think they are in the best spot because the sound waves are pointed right at your body and not at your arms and air. i rode it without the windshield and I cant run them turned all the way up.. Way to loud and I had an 3/4 helmet. Warg rode next to me today and I think he said that he could hear them riding down interstate 20. My girlfriend rode with me and said that they rock and I block a lot of the sound. The brackets are mounted between the risers and the riser bushings. So they can be taken off in about 20 mins.
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Cool. I shad not thought about it from the way that you explained. Pm me a price for you to make one for me please.
Drew
Drew
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The sound was good from about 2 car lengths back today. I like this mounting better than any i've seen. It keeps the lines of the bike clean and keeps with the "less is more" style that i like. Good stuff. Adding to the list, LOL!