2019 Speed Twin Black Headlight Brackets

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  1. Tosgha

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    Have sprayed up the headlamp brackets and will start on the heel guards tomorrow, will do the handlebar risers at a later date. Interesting discovery as I was taking the parts off.The right hand headlamp bracket bolts were barely hand tight with the left hand side torqued up as I would expect. The right hand heel guard bolts were thread locked in and the left barely tightened at all and no thread lock. I hope the handlebar risers are tightened up!
     
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    I did my headlamp brackets, the heel guards and whatever those upper sliver covers are in rattlecan black. Rustolium satin black. I love the look, especially the headlight brackets. They really needed it with the black Dart brackets, imo.

    Joe in garage.jpg
     
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    Still haven't got round to doing the handlebar risers, got the paint and will try to do them over X-Mas. Seem to look really out of place in silver the more I look at them.
     
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    What about Plastidip? Apparently very easy to use and it's easily reversible/completely non-destructive.
     
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    I have played with Pastidip before, it is easily removable from metal... Only issue I can foresee would be that the rubber texture does attract and hold dust. It starts out glossy and turns into a dirty matte over time.

    I figured if I ever wanted to strip the Rustolium, I could drop the part in a can of Xylene and let it sit overnight. Nothing I sprayed had plastic components.
     
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