RE: Scraping bracket

[Dennis Tackett <dennis.tacket@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The dealer installed my bags. There was a red ST in the shop he had already
done and I noticed the signal brackets were too high and would rub. I
pointed it out to him and he fixed it and mine too. Just something to look
out for. There is no tab for locating the exact position of the brackets so
keep an eye on them to make sure they stay tight and don't drift up to
contact the bike.

- -----Original Message-----
From: Eric Sheley [mailto:eric@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tuesday, May 18, 1999 6:31 PM
To: ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: Scraping bracket


Tony Thurston wrote:
>Thanks for the heads-up. I discovered my LH signal bracket was rubbing
>against the body work and had eaten through the paint work. Which brings up
>the question - are there touch-up paint kits available?

Tony, did you install the bags or did the dealer do it? I passed it off as
me not tightening the bolt enough - has anyone else seen this problem? I
added some rubber to the brackets to add a little protection in case it
moves again. 

And, yes - there is touch up paint available.

- - Eric


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