I have the dash shelf that is commonly seen on the ST11. I am tall enough that I dont have a clear view of the instrument lights above the guages because my viewing angle is blocked by the trailing edge of the dash shelf.
If I remember correctly I want to say I have read comments in the past from riders who have raised up the rear portion of the shelf to make it easier to see all of the instrument panel and warning lights. I decided that was a modification I wanted to do as well. I removed the 2 rear screws that secured the aft portion of the shelf so I could raise it. After doing so I realized that the flat metal pieces of hardware I was going to utilize to fabricate a bracked were not going to work because they were going to require more modification than I anticipated.
I got to wondering if others of you who may have performed this modification, how did you do it? Did you find a bracket of some sort that was easily adaptable or some type of hardware that was readily available to do the modification or did you have to fabricate something? If you fabricated, exactly what and how did you fabricate? No sense in me re-inventing the wheel here if it can be avoided. Thanks.
If I remember correctly I want to say I have read comments in the past from riders who have raised up the rear portion of the shelf to make it easier to see all of the instrument panel and warning lights. I decided that was a modification I wanted to do as well. I removed the 2 rear screws that secured the aft portion of the shelf so I could raise it. After doing so I realized that the flat metal pieces of hardware I was going to utilize to fabricate a bracked were not going to work because they were going to require more modification than I anticipated.
I got to wondering if others of you who may have performed this modification, how did you do it? Did you find a bracket of some sort that was easily adaptable or some type of hardware that was readily available to do the modification or did you have to fabricate something? If you fabricated, exactly what and how did you fabricate? No sense in me re-inventing the wheel here if it can be avoided. Thanks.
