Rob,
I remember you saying that you had to cut up the dash panel from the last website, but I didn't know you had the euro bars at the time. Do you think you'd still have to cut up the panel if you had the standard bars on? I like your windshield, but not enough to mangle my dash panel.
Clutch (and Rich),
No, I don't think you would have to cut on the dash panel with the high bars.
My low bars measure about 26" wide, and they have about a 1-2" rise, and a very comfortable (for me) pull back. The air pressure at speed works very well.
Rich, 7/8 bars will have to have some material removed at the ends where you slide the control castings on. The extra diameter has been known to crack castings. YDiaMV.
There are plenty of bars available, besides the dealers (Call Matt 706.310.0031 no kickbacks, just a satisfied customer.) Also
Flanders Handlebars.
With this windshield on my bike, both times that I attempted to travel long distance, I took extra bungees with me in case I wanted to remove it.
Dash panels can be had easily enough. During a routine phone order with Matt, I asked if he had one, and he asked me if I wanted the ratty one or the nice one. I got the nice one for $25. It took me 2 days to decide which dash was the best (worst) one to cut on!
It was, in fact, the LS dash that I attempted to emulate with my hacksaw and dremel.
I thought about getting an LS dash, but the leading edge wouldn't mesh with the front cover of the std. bike.
