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My FATfoot, very strong.
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The bike needed some more aluminum so I tossed the plastic rack and made the one shown.
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Rear master cylinder guard. You can buy these for about 15 bucks but I wanted to make my own & personalize it.
This one cost me pennies to make.
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Aux. light bar and headlight adjuster |

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Aux. light bar is super strong. To make it is tricky since the angles are tough to bend just right.
I hope to add some Hella 500's one day.
Inside the black circle you will see what my headlight adjuster looks like from outside the fairing. It's basically
a long metric bolt. A 6" m6 x 100 bolt will do the trick. I had to cut my own since the hardware store didn't
have any this long. I added a eye bolt to make it adjustable without tools. Some heat shrink tubing around the
head will hopefull keep things quiet.
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12 Volt BNC power adaptor |

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I was getting tired of cigarette lighter adaptors being so big and not locking. I cut my GPS power cable in
1/2. On the end of the coiled GPS power cable I put a male BNC connector. I then put a female surface mount
BNC on my dash board and a similar adaptor on the other end of the cigarette coil cord cable. Depending on where I want
to use the GPS will drive which adaptor I need. They even make plastic caps that protect the connector on the dash when
it's off the bike.
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