dash shelf-cockpit infill SOLD

BWC · Jan 16, 2015

Had a request before Christmas for a few of the alluminum dash shelfs and these are left over from that build. They have stainless screws and are primed ready for the colour coat of your choice. Might be a little easier for those that don't have access to a metal brake which makes building them much easier. Fits 12-13 models. $25.00 and shipping by mail to the US usually runs around $10.00 depending who is at the till at the post office :

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PM if interested.

becoyote · Jan 16, 2015

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Got a picture of one mounted? I might be interested.

Guls · Jan 17, 2015

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Does it go around the power outlet or do have to drill a hole for it.

Snafu · Jan 17, 2015

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Interested but want to see a picture first. Thanks.

Mayfly-1970 · Jan 17, 2015

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Snafu said:
Interested but want to see a picture first. Thanks.

TheHelios · Jan 17, 2015

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It goes around the outlet. That's why the top right corner of these things has an inverted corner.

Mayfly-1970 · Jan 17, 2015

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sallydog said:
i did mine with 13g aluminum. painted with black hammered. stainless hex pan heads and locknuts

I guess this is the idea?

BWC · Jan 17, 2015

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Didn't think there would be that much interest. All 4 have sold at this point and if any of the sales don't go through I will post them back up.

The screws are long enough for the OEM wind deflectors but the outside screw mounting plate would have to be trimmed down a bit to fit the curve of the wings.
The rubber trim on the curved edge was just some I had leftover from another project and isn't necessary, just finishes it off a bit more. Bernie

TheHelios said:
It goes around the outlet. That's why the top right corner of these things has an inverted corner.

Mayfly-1970 · Jan 17, 2015

Glad I got in on time paypal sent. I have been farkeling the bike this winter and quickly learned how little space there is to mount anything on the fairings. I did not know this solution existed prior to your post. Can't wait to install it.

CPS10 · Jan 18, 2015

Hi Do you have a DXF to have one made Here in the UK Please

satdishes · Jan 18, 2015

Are you looking at any remakes for us with a 14 model

BWC · Jan 18, 2015

satdishes said:
Are you looking at any remakes for us with a 14 model

The dash shelf pattern was made for the 12-13 bikes and doubt full it would fit the 14+ models without some modifications. If I get a chance to get a pattern made off of a 14+ I may be able to make a few for the new model.

Buelligan · Jan 20, 2015

Ha! good to see someone finally mass produced some.
I made about 6 when I first made mine, and gave the extras out at the Ouray gathering.
I like the cut around the power port.
Make more!

B

klunsford · Jan 20, 2015

You developing anything for the 2014?

flbubba33 · Jan 20, 2015

Want one if you do another run.

Mayfly-1970 · Jan 22, 2015

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BWC said:
Didn't think there would be that much interest. All 4 have sold at this point and if any of the sales don't go through I will post them back up.

The screws are long enough for the OEM wind deflectors but the outside screw mounting plate would have to be trimmed down a bit to fit the curve of the wings.
The rubber trim on the curved edge was just some I had leftover from another project and isn't necessary, just finishes it off a bit more. Bernie

What/how did you paint the shelf? It appears to blend well, better than the example I posted above.

BWC · Jan 22, 2015

Mayfly-1970 said:
What/how did you paint the shelf? It appears to blend well, better than the example I posted above.

http://pj1.com/c-1057647-performance-automotive-aerosol-coatings.html

I've used this product on a few projects and always been pleased with the results. For the dash shelf I used the satin black case and barrel paint. You can also put the item if its metal, in an oven on low heat for an hour or so to speed up the cure if needed. Its also kind of a universal touch up paint for everything black on a Tenere also. ::008::

JackBurns40 · Jan 23, 2015

These look really great. Looks like exactly what I need.

TheHelios · Jan 27, 2015

BWC said:
http://pj1.com/c-1057647-performance-automotive-aerosol-coatings.html

I've used this product on a few projects and always been pleased with the results. For the dash shelf I used the satin black case and barrel paint. You can also put the item if its metal, in an oven on low heat for an hour or so to speed up the cure if needed. Its also kind of a universal touch up paint for everything black on a Tenere also. ::008::

I know the picture is wrong(it's for silver and not black), but is this the stuff you're referring to?
http://www.amazon.com/PJ1-PJ-1-PAINT-SATIN-CASE11OZ/dp/B00230I89U

BWC · Jan 27, 2015

TheHelios said:
I know the picture is wrong(it's for silver and not black), but is this the stuff you're referring to?
http://www.amazon.com/PJ1-PJ-1-PAINT-SATIN-CASE11OZ/dp/B00230I89U

Same description as the other can from PJ1s site , 16-SAT so I'm sure it would be fine.
Another one I have used for other small parts is the PlastiKote #215, low gloss black engine enamel. A bit of heat to speed up the curing and it would work good. Really, any decent quality satin black auto grade paint would do the job.

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