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[porthole]

Must be something wrong with my computer - 74 89 posts and only one picture, and it is not related to the product or the install
 

74 till the first picture

Geez.................. 

[roadrunner]

I'll have plenty of pic's to post when I do the install!

[porthole]

I'll have plenty of pic's to post when I do the install!

That will be good.

I was kind of pointing that at a particular member who is usually most adept at posting pics and installs, and may have seemly dropped the ball on this one, I will not mention any names, but his initials are Don, 2LaneRider or something like that 

[Boatman]

Must be something wrong with my computer - 74 89 posts and only one picture, and it is not related to the product or the install
 

74 till the first picture

Geez.................. 

Duane, With all that you have done to your bike, you don't need any picture(s)..   

[ccr]

No but the We family sure do. 

Anyone?

Bueller? 

[Twolanerider]

That will be good.

I was kind of pointing that at a particular member who is usually most adept at posting pics and installs, and may have seemly dropped the ball on this one, I will not mention any names, but his initials are Don, 2LaneRider or something like that 

Hmmm, wonder who Duane is talking about ?


Sincerely,
Bob

[spydglide]

Hmmm, wonder who Duane is talking about ?


Sincerely,
Bob

dangit.......1st 'spew' of the evening.    har!  spyder

[Twolanerider]

dangit.......1st 'spew' of the evening.    har!  spyder

So sorry Spyder.  Hope at least that it was an inexpensive beverage and an old shirt .



Duane, here's what little help I can offer on the picture.  The black line is perhaps a bit too deep, showing too much material removed.  But if so only a little.  Something close to this is how the housing would need to be relieved to make it work with the older style 575 bars.

Note that this is only on the part of the clamp that extends out from the bolt area.  You are not relieving the actual clamping area of the housing.

[porthole]

Hmmm, wonder who Duane is talking about ?


Sincerely,
Bob

Quick someone contact the site administer, there seems to be an impostor here

[Boatman]

Duane-

I'm just too serious, have to lighten up.

Don-

Why is the button in the switch off to one side?  (couldn't spell ascew)..

[Twolanerider]

Don-

Why is the button in the switch off to one side?  (couldn't spell ascew)..

The button in that switch housing is aske... asscu... cockeyed because it's got no internals.  The switch itself wasn't in it when that image was taken.  I'd disassembled it all and made some general marks so that the little brain in the Dremel would have an idea where it was supposed to go.

[porthole]

The switch itself wasn't in it when that image was taken. 

Likely story, maybe you should put it back together and take another picture ......................................

[Boatman]

I guess I didn't look at the back of the switch close enough, looked like it was epoxied together as one unit it to me.

[Twolanerider]

Likely story, maybe you should put it back together and take another picture ......................................

Hell no. If I put it back together it'd probably stop working .

[Twolanerider]

I guess I didn't look at the back of the switch close enough, looked like it was epoxied together as one unit it to me.

No Bob, it's actually an assembly. Two little screws hold the switch itself in place.  There's a small spring and a clear piece of plastic for the colored light segments to light through.  All covered by a milky plastic molded piece that's pushed down in place and hangs out a bit at the edge when it's all together. That's the piece you're likely thinking is the epoxy.