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Screen fitted


Today I was working from home after the trains were cancelled and I came home from the station!  I did a bit of work, you can only do what is in front of you on the helpdesk software, and so  I had a late lunch and decided to have a look at the screen fittings.

In the end, it was a 90 minute lunch and it is fitted. The four brackets have to be done one at a time, offering up the screen each time before tightening them in place. In the end it looks pretty central.  No time to test it today. That will have to wait until the weekend.

Fitted!


The instructions are pretty rubbish, and look like an eighth generation photocopy of the original drawing. Still, the photo on Skidmarx website was marginally better. My positioning looks a little different but it seems rigid.

Only a test ride will tell if it is okay.





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Location: Hythe, United Kingdom

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  1. Trobairitz3 November 2015 at 19:33

    Have fun on the test ride this weekend. Hopefully there is no helmet buffeting.

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  2. InvictaMoto3 November 2015 at 23:15

    Fingers crossed.

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