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I've been collecting parts here and elsewhere to achieve a fairing and trunk for my newly acquired 1000G. I got the fairing and bags/trunk from a Wing, and recently got a rack from one of our members here. This post is mostly about the trunk/appearance, but also has some electrical stuff in it, so I put it in this section.
I got the rack installed yesterday & today. I refinished the pitted chrome with some black Rustoleum. I had to shorten the legs and re-drill the holes where it mounts to the shock. I made a couple of aluminum mounts to attach the trunk, and it came out really well for the fit. While I was at it, I added one of those wig wag devices for the brake lights, and the bulbs are the 30 LED ones from superbright LED. I also replaced the connector under the rear panel with a 4 cavity Weatherpack one for reliability and to run the wires for the trunk.
Here are some pics and a link to a really short video:
Test fitting the parts:
Front mounting point re-drilled:
Wires w/ Weatherpack connector:
Finished & installed:
I still have to put some wire loom around the wires where they go up to the trunk & also do some sealing for the trunk, but it was a good two day job.
Video link
I got the rack installed yesterday & today. I refinished the pitted chrome with some black Rustoleum. I had to shorten the legs and re-drill the holes where it mounts to the shock. I made a couple of aluminum mounts to attach the trunk, and it came out really well for the fit. While I was at it, I added one of those wig wag devices for the brake lights, and the bulbs are the 30 LED ones from superbright LED. I also replaced the connector under the rear panel with a 4 cavity Weatherpack one for reliability and to run the wires for the trunk.
Here are some pics and a link to a really short video:
Test fitting the parts:
Front mounting point re-drilled:
Wires w/ Weatherpack connector:
Finished & installed:
I still have to put some wire loom around the wires where they go up to the trunk & also do some sealing for the trunk, but it was a good two day job.
Video link