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hyper-miler · 08-12-2014, 11:46 AM

UPDATE: I finished the front end (except the door) out of .093 polycarbonate. Bending it wasn't easy as shown by the bubble on the windshield when I over did it ... will cut, and replace that section.

Note: The side rod will be part of the wind deflector frame. It will be a velcro on/off attachment made from the same Al. rod that is used in the frame. This will allow me to lane split and travel through canyons without getting blown over.

For comparison an un-modded Burgman

Any ideas on how to make the door or "side wind deflectors"?

08-12-2014, 11:46 AM	#302 (permalink)
hyper-miler EcoModding Lurker Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: California Posts: 40 Hyosung - '07 Hyosung gt250r 90 day: 55.49 mpg (US) Burgman - '07 Burgman 650 k7 Thanks: 8 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts	UPDATE: I finished the front end (except the door) out of .093 polycarbonate. Bending it wasn't easy as shown by the bubble on the windshield when I over did it ... will cut, and replace that section. Note: The side rod will be part of the wind deflector frame. It will be a velcro on/off attachment made from the same Al. rod that is used in the frame. This will allow me to lane split and travel through canyons without getting blown over. For comparison an un-modded Burgman Any ideas on how to make the door or "side wind deflectors"? __________________ Last edited by hyper-miler; 08-12-2014 at 12:10 PM..