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3" metal ring, plastic grill.

For the 'bigger, bulkier' stuff a local pick up (ie Craigslist) is usually more cost effective. Shipping can be a bear. For the most part, Vetter stuff from 'any' bike will fit on any other bike, only the mounting brackets are different for each bike. IMHO, if the Hondaline stuff is in good...

Well nuts. I don't remember the size, but IIRC was SAE, not metric. http://www.amazon.com/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=well+nuts&tag=googhydr-20&index=aps&hvadid=35059629204&hvpos=1t2&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10327013157747529035&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_5l9vhpkqnt_e

Not much of a "Risk Taker" myself, but my second son is another story. After being screwed over by his business partner in their joint venture, he was left penniless and in June 2013, I had to wire him the funds to make his return trip to Florida. With help from friends and family, he started...

Nice. Never seen the one on top, but the one on the bottom looks a lot like the one I've had for about 35 years now. IIRC it came with a fairing (or bags or trunk?) I bought back then.

Acording to Craig's site, the Kawasaki by Vetter fairing is basically a Windjammer SS without the leading-edge lights (the built in turn signals.)

Thanks Kynan. As I suspected, I am now convinced that the key I manually cut on a YM57 key blank, is actually a VF-104. When I made the key (luggage with 4 locks), I found the YM57 blank would go in and I took apart one of the locks to manually cut it. IIRC there were 6 positions for wafers but...

Not important. I'm over it. I didn't have the answer he was looking for. "

Nope and I still disagree. However not my contest.

I have learned that you don't have to know the answer as long as you know where or how to find it.;)

Looks like quality control was not the best.

I had to look, but yes it is.

I know the answer, but will let it go for a while to give someone else a chance. (Starting a contest just before the superbowl! )

That is the dilemma. Without more information, that is a total unknown. Which codes of the series were used? I have to disagree with Craig's FAQ though. I had not noticed before but the key code "may" be on the face of the lock (please forgive my lack of photography skills.) I found 4 locks...

I didn't either until I started looking up the codes. That's only 2 of the code series and already up to 1033 possible codes. That would be useful, except it is way too easy to move a locking fairing cover from one to the other. Then throw in the DIY store/locksmith replacement locks and we...

Yeah hard to justify. http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/mcy/4870572332.html

With those kinda prices, I'd have to come up with some kind of cheaper alternative. Wonder if I could make this work?

Ouch! :eek:

Made me laugh out loud! Like "LIKE", value is also a relative term. I do not have any WJ1's or WJ2's and am not actively seeking ANY more fairings. In the last 7 years I've acquired 12 WJ's (nothing special, 3 thru 5, mostly SS's and 4's) spending less than $75 total (many were given to me) and...

Not a headlight expert, but as I understand it, automotive lenses point low beam off to the right, motorcycle lenses do not. That said, right wrong or indifferent I have read of people using automotive headlights on motorcycles, but I have to advise not to. I'm sure they are different for a...