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I was pretty bored tonight so I decided to make some saddlebag stands. I used 1/2" PVC and a bunch of elbows and tees. It is very sturdy and can support 1 bag at a time if need be. I will paint it in the next couple of days. It isn't collapsible like the professionally made models but I have less than $25.00 invested. Some pics:
Very nice. When you get done painting it, put some foam pipe insulation around the top where the bags lean up against it and then you won't have to worry about rubbing.
Why can't I see any of the pictures?
I see this:
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The forum was recently changed to a new version. The posts with those in there had pics uploaded from a computer as opposed to a link to a url. Therefore, they were all lost when the forum changed over.
There were a couple of posts about using a Radio Shack siren on the alarms that are lights only. One post mentioned mounting the siren under the switch cap fairing. Anyone know what the wire connections are under the switch fairing?
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