Yeah, he sold them on eBay.
Thanks!
There are two more VLX600's running around here with Windjammers on them after they saw mine. Both left notes on my Bike asking me to contact them so they could ask me how I did it. I invited them to my shop and let them see my mounting system and how to do it. They were amazed how much better their Bikes are with a Windjammer mounted on them.
They are home made Lowers. Due to the (factory) feet forward controls Vetter lowers would never work no matter how they were cut to fit. What I did was fabricate a crash bar made of 1 inch square 11 gauge steel that's integrated with the fairing mount. It's a rectangle except for the outside lower corners so it clears the pavement in turns. Then I plucked an illegal Coroplast advertisement sign from the side of the road to make my lowers. I cut the sign to fit the bar, painted it black with paint that will stick to plastic, trimmed the edges with black duct tape, and then attached them with black tie straps. They work great! They deflect air toward the radiator and protect the bike and myself road debris. Being so cheap to make they are disposable. If someone hits me from the side that crash bar is strong enough to prevent my leg from being crushed. Most factory made crash bars are made from thin wall tubing that will bend easily which will not help you in a crash at all. They do not lay flat on the crash bar. My first set I made did, which caused a lot of turbulence I cut two more 4 inches longer and bent them 4 inches from the outside edge. The outside 4 inch side has a slight angle that deflects air away from my legs. The inside sides are angled to deflect air at the radiator. Here's a picture of the front of my bike so perhaps you can see them a little better. There are two more deflectors behind the Coroplast crash bar mounted lowers. These are made of aluminium and attached to fairing bracket mounts and foot control mounts. They deflect air and rain water that gets by the Coroplast lowers. As long as I'm moving I pretty much remain dry when it's raining unless it's raining cats and dogs.
I don't mind as well. But my personal preference is not naked. The fellow that did the GL Bobber did a good job. Not my thing, I prefer stock bikes with period correct aftermarket parts. AKA Vetterized.
