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    Danno reacted to Kynan C.'s post in the thread Rest In Peace Fred Hoese with Like Like.
    May You Rest in Peace Fred Hoese February 27, 2015 Inventor of the Cycle Sound Read Craig Vetter's page on Fred HERE Thanks for such a great invention Fred!
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    Jersey'sFinest reacted to terry's post in the thread 3d Scanning in NJ/PA/MD/NY?? with Like Like.
    Great to hear this and best wishes on the retro fit. I rode behind windjammers for 40 years. I love them, trunk, bags, lowers, gadgets attached etc etc. I finally got a "modern" bike but I really really miss my beautiful jammer and all...
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    terry replied to the thread 3d Scanning in NJ/PA/MD/NY??.
    Great to hear this and best wishes on the retro fit. I rode behind windjammers for 40 years. I love them, trunk, bags, lowers, gadgets attached etc etc. I finally got a "modern" bike but I really really miss my beautiful jammer and all...
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    KGBnut replied to the thread 3d Scanning in NJ/PA/MD/NY??.
    I get that, and I am a technology wonk.
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    Definitely will be expensive, and Seems like overkill, until you watch guys 3d scan, feed the data into the computer, and produce exactly what they need that fits precisely in no time.
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    Danno replied to the thread Rest In Peace Fred Hoese.
    It is hard to believe that we are approaching ten years since Fred's passing from glioblastoma cancer. It is ironic and very sad that he, with such a brilliant mind, would succumb to this. Fred was a great friend and mentor whom I...
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    KGBnut replied to the thread 3d Scanning in NJ/PA/MD/NY??.
    That seems a little overkill, and will likely be expensive. Craig has some information on his site about building customer brackets. Also, I have seen people do some great things modifying brackets from older bikes to fit newer bikes...
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    Hi Guys, I just picked up a gorgeous Windjammer IV and would like to mount it on a 2009 Triumph Street Triple 675. Spoke to Mr. Vetter, who confirmed that the engine and radiator mounts would be the anchor points for custom fabbed...
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    KGBnut reacted to Larry Fine's post in the thread Windjammer IV models? with Like Like.
    Be aware that the WJ5 lowers are different from all of the others. The 5 has a 45-degree cut upper corner. Read to the bottom: https://www.craigvetter.com/pages/Vetter_Fairings/interchangeability_of_part.html
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    KGBnut replied to the thread Windjammer IV models?.
    Yes, if you have the right bracket the fairing will fit. All the Windjammers, from the early one that were simple fairings, to the late ones with the integral turn signals, were all the same basic layout and shape...
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    Arthur Greisige replied to the thread Windjammer IV models?.
    Yes thank you. I bought a NOS kit and I'm waiting for it to come in before I commit to a faring. I saw some nice fairings that were used on Honda's , but I wondered if those would fit on a Yamaha XS850? The answer may be yes.
  • Arthur Greisige
    Arthur Greisige replied to the thread Windjammer IV models?.
    I did buy an NOS my mounting kit for the XS850G Special I have. I was doing research and was tettering as to the universal fit. Thank you for confirming that. Now my issue is the lower farings. I'm looking a set of type 2, while the...
  • KGBnut
    KGBnut replied to the thread Windjammer IV models?.
    Maybe this one? I don't know Yamaha, but if the downtubes are the same, I would think it is a good possibility. https://www.ebay.com/itm/226575685876
  • KGBnut
    KGBnut replied to the thread Windjammer IV models?.
    What Larry said... Sadly, Vetter did not mark the mounting brackets with the bike they were designed to fit. That was only marked on the box they were originally packed in. Hopefully, you can find one that came off a bike that is the...
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