lock & ride windshield issues
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lock & ride windshield issues
i got a lock and ride windshield on ebay. seemed to be a good buy. tell i put it on. its either me, or somethin is missing.
i got the windshield on. and after 10min trying to get the clips round the handelbars and wires. i got it to clip. 15sec my butt!!! but it dont stay clipped. but on the top and bottom of the clip there is a small hole. is there supose to be somethin there? anyone have pics of there bracket/clips on the bars??? or an instruction manuel for theres you can show me? either that or im thinkin about reselling it.
i got the windshield on. and after 10min trying to get the clips round the handelbars and wires. i got it to clip. 15sec my butt!!! but it dont stay clipped. but on the top and bottom of the clip there is a small hole. is there supose to be somethin there? anyone have pics of there bracket/clips on the bars??? or an instruction manuel for theres you can show me? either that or im thinkin about reselling it.
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I installed a LockNRide windshield on My 400 sptmn.and it worked out just fine.It was a bit of a bear to get it clipped on but I have had no issues with it coming unlatched.I do`nt think mine had any holes for retainer pins but there is stubs that the latches snap over that keeps them from coming unlatched.
I`ll take a couple of pics of the latches and post em for You in the morning.
I`ll take a couple of pics of the latches and post em for You in the morning.
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If You ca`nt return the windshield or got such a good deal You do`nt want to then maby the latches can be drilled and a small retainer pin or bolt put through them.I think the latches on Mine were aluminum so drilling would`nt be an issue,an issue might be if there is not enough room to drill them without destroynig them.
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Here`s a pic of the right side latch on Mine,Frost and all.LOL
If the guy wo`nt take it back then I think it would be feasible to drill a hole through the latch assembly and install a 1/8" or a 3/16ths" pin or screw through it to keep it secured.
You can see the nub sticking through the hole.
If the guy wo`nt take it back then I think it would be feasible to drill a hole through the latch assembly and install a 1/8" or a 3/16ths" pin or screw through it to keep it secured.
You can see the nub sticking through the hole.