objectuser wrote:It does look like that. Very surprising.
So I guess when people install screens or whatever, they remove those clips. Not like those lines are going anywhere though ...
But the photo in the first post shows a pre-facelifted R12R yoke (and instrumentation), and the link Nathan posted shows a 2011+ model. That whole area-- yoke, screen mounts, even the bars -- were redesigned with the 2011 model. Fairly sure the screen mounts were moved from top to side.
Why not reinsert the screws (oval M6x16s) you took out to remove your windscreen?
websterize wrote:Why not reinsert the screws (oval M6x16s) you took out to remove your windscreen?
I can do that, sure. My question is less about what I should do for those holes than it is about what was there originally. I bought my bike with a screen. I'm wondering if anything was there from the factory.
objectuser wrote:...My question is less about what I should do for those holes than it is about what was there originally. I bought my bike with a screen. I'm wondering if anything was there from the factory.
Like yours, my 2009 was ordered with the sport screen from the factory, so not sure. I would guess the bikes with no screens ship with screws or threaded caps in the holes. Otherwise, kinda looks unfinished and water could pool in the holes.
What crazy horse says! Both my '09 and '11 were purchased with no screen. Both bikes had the bolts mounted when I took delivery. When I purchased the frames (yes I had to buy two because of the mounts being moved to the side on the newer bike) they also came with the mounting bolts so I had an extra set for each bike.
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'08 XL1200 L (Traded), '09 R1200R (Traded), '11 R1200R (riding the hell out of it)