I have an '82 Yamaha XJ750 Maxim with the rectangular handlebars. Do I need additional mounting kit?
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Yes, you will need the Rectangular Handlebar Kit available here:Slipstreamer Square Handlebar Kit for Windshields 010Y
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Yes, you will need the Rectangular Handlebar Kit available here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000OO0ZM0
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I don't know. I love the windshield but the hardware it came with didn't work for me. It was the right size & fit but I lost screws as I was driving down the road several times. I ended up at Ace hardware - got what I needed for a few dollars and haven't had a problem since. I'd say save your money & go to Ace
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I'm not sure, because I read another response which says your Yamaha has rectangular handlebars. The hardware that Slipstreamer includes seems to be made for round handlebars. I own a 1980 KZ-750E and I have found a good source for "vintage" bikes like ours is a website: partsnmore.com---They willalso answer questions concerning m/c parts for older bikes.
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Yes, pretty much because the speakers slip onto the posts for your mirrors.unless you decide to mount on handle bars, then you will need the brackets.you will also need some ty-wraps to hide the wires but other wise this thingis plug-and-play!!!..System sounds great.. worth every dollar to me!!good luck and have fun,john A
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I would think that handlebar mounts would certainly be available from the manufacturer. Here is the URL for the website where you can order spare parts: http://www.shop.cygolite.com/
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Equipped with a mounting kit to fit most standard 7/8" steel or aluminum motorcycle or ATV handlebars.
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You will need the Yakima Universal Mighty Mount 8003590 for the whispbars vertically.
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I installed a set on a 1984 Honda XL250R with mostly good things to say. They do fit 7/8 bars but a bike that has head light and turn signal switches makes things a little crowded. That was my one problem with my Honda application
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I don't think that you can install it without a bike rack, and I don't know if they make an adaptor for handle bars. It seems a little big for the front handlebars.
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No. You have to buy the mounts separately. Make sure you know the diameter of your bars to get the right mounts.
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I am with Brian S. on this, you will need a "Seat Post Mounted" Rack for your bike.
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I can't tell you for sure, but are your handlebars 7/8"? if so, If the throttle cables are side by sideit takes the one for a yamaha, if cables are one behind the other (push-pull design), it takes theone for a Honda.I just looked up your bike and it may have one single cable. The one for the Yamaha wouldfit for a single cable.
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That's what is made for but be mounted on anything of similar shape such as baby jogger handlebars. Just watch the minimum and maximum diameter measurements, because it doesn't hinge open as wide as the full diameter. My handlebars were a little big and I was able to wrestle it on but scratched up my handlebars a bit.
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You need to by whatever adaptor you need for your vehicle. I use mine on the handlebar on my two dirtbikes. Rugged mounts makes a couple of different adaptors and think about the length of the adaptor. I thought i would like the short arm, but ended up likening the longer arm so i don't have to look down as much and can keep my head up looking at road. I have used it a bunch and the unit works well.
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I do not know the particulars of your bike, but most bikes have the same mounting holes. This topeak is for diskbrakes. If you do not have disk brakes, you have to order the other style. There are some good videos on youtube showing the mounting
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You may have to make spacers to go between the bike and the brackets, in addition to moving one set of the holes. This is what I had to do to mount it on a 2008 VTX1800
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Yes but I didn't need it. My bike already had the rack that has mounts for normal installation. I installed the Top Box.
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I don't know your specific bike. You should need nothing else to mount them to your bike. I personally would recommend getting mounting brackets. This would assure bags and bike be protected from rubbing against each other.
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That depends on the diameter of your bar clamp: I'd recommend buying spacers. (this handlebar is thinner/intended for motorcycles)