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I use the Harley locks. Seemed like it would be to easy for a theif to just unscrew the lock from the attachment so I used red loctite and then filled in the allen head part of the screw with epoxy. Figure it will be permanent anyhow.
Anyone figured out how to lock the windshield? Seems like I read on here where someone came back out to their bike and their detachable windshield had been replaced by a damaged, scratched up one. This would really bother me.
The MoCo makes some windshield Quick Release Clamps locks. They make 3 or 4 of them but really didn't look too much into it. Not sure if it's model specific but it's a start for you to check out.
I have ESM's "Clamp-it-Securely" http://www.esmmfg.com/. $10 I feel much better when its installed because the thief must have a security torx to get it off. Skratch is right, however, fastener's a little bugger.
I've heard lots bad about the HD lock that takes a key. Jamming and stuff.
How are you guys securing your quick detach hardware. I know harley makes locking latches but they are over 100 bucks and only come in pairs. Hell I only need one. Any other ideas for locking down my tour pack?
Anyone figured out how to lock the windshield? Seems like I read on here where someone came back out to their bike and their detachable windshield had been replaced by a damaged, scratched up one. This would really bother me.
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