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I've just put a screen onto my TBA that came off a Honda Shadow 750. The mountings worked out fine. I like the look of it and only wanted a small screen for the Ausie summer to keep the flies off. I'm 6ft tall and no buffeting. What do you guys think?? 
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I prefer my big roadster screen (I'm only 5'8... buffeting happens up above me somewhere) but yeah, that actually looks like a pretty good competitor for the genuine "summer screen".
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Quote:
only wanted to keep the flies off.
Wouldn't a shower do the same thing, for free? 
And you may see me tonight
With an illegal smile
J. Prine
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Greenhorn
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I think it looks great man and u saying the hardware fit up with out a lot of modifications?
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Quote:
I think it looks great man and u saying the hardware fit up with out a lot of modifications?
Yea, pictures and more info please!
A word to the wise is not necessary. It is the stupid ones who need the advice.
Pat
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Greenhorn
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Quote:
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only wanted to keep the flies off.
Wouldn't a shower do the same thing, for free?
We're short of water in Australia and I'm a greeny. Well more brown, yellow and green with all the fly crap. 
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Complete Newb
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that looks good and economical. is there a part number you can give, or year and brand name ??
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Not a fan of screens, but I've seen worse. Nice job. Not too big. 
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Greenhorn
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Greenhorn
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It is a genuine Hondaline screen from a 2000 model 750 Shadow ACE. You would have to check with a Honda dealer. I've looked at the Honda sites but the screens for the newer bikes have different mounting brackets. Hope that helps Terry 
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Fe Butt
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That baby actually looks like it was made for the Triumph there, Terry! Nice, very nice! I like it! 
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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I'm trying to fit the National Cycle PlexiStar that's currently on my Beemer. Preliminary eyeball tests indicate that it will work, but I may need to relocate the turn signal lights.
-Joe Merlino
Boston, MA USA
1982 BMW R100 (decomissioned), 2003 America
Triumph: Cool enough for The Fonz, cool enough for me.
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