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Dominator Deluxe Bracket Fly-N-Cycle Diameter for a 2009 GS500?

Started by GSProdigy, April 29, 2011, 08:05:13 PM

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GSProdigy

I have been Googling this for the past three hours, going through over 10 pages of searches on this forum alone and still not a definitive answer.

First question, most of the GS fork charts stop at the year 2000 with the diameters staying the same at 37mm. I am assuming it is still the 37mm on the 2009 model?

Second question, I have seen a few Es with the Fly-N-Cycle Deluxe Bracket. I plan to use it with the boring Dominator headlights but they do not give a mention of what size they purchased. On the website there is a 35mm and a 38mm. Do I run the risk of getting it too small or too big?

I was also considering getting the Aztec8 Brackets but its 30 bucks more and an extra shipping cost.

Thanks in advance,

Big Rich

Same size, every year.

While I can't speak for the bracket, if it goes over the forks you will want it too big rather than too small. Easier to find a small shim (beer can) than drilling it out 2mm.
83 GR650 (riding / rolling project)

It's opener there in the wide open air...

Twisted

The Dominator Twin headlights fit into the stock OEM 7 inch light bracket.

GSProdigy

I dont have the OEM bracket as I have a F. I don't beleive they made 2009s non F, but correct me if I am wrong. It just seems to be alot easier getting an aftermarket than tracking down and restoring a factory one.

In the meantime I have another question. I was recently cornered on the highway by a car changing into my lane. Avoiding the car I switched into another lane in which at that exact instance the pick up truck in the lane I switched into slammed on the brakes. The car skidded, my brakes locked up and I slammed into the back of the pick up. Luckily only my headlight and fairing surrounding the headlight are broken. I literally thought about making it naked, so I guess God made it a reality. No damage to me other than a sore groin and a busted up shin.

Here comes my problem. My GS is my only form of transportation, I need a headlight solution to get to work until the parts come in the mail. I live in Central Florida so I am surprised at the lack of parts shops.

Any advice on ghetto rigging a AutoZone foglight as a temporary headlight? Is the wiring straight forward? This will only be for the daytime for speeds under 40mph.

xunedeinx

Try rads cycle in Tampa, and The Chop Shop in zephyerhills.

werase643

buy a car headlight at auto parts store   and duct tape/zippy tie it on the bike for a couple days
want Iain's money to support my butt in kens shop

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