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Mayne
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K75T windscreen bracket pics on bike
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October 30, 2026, 10:35:26 PM »
Looking tor some pictures of the tall windscreen brackets and how they mount to the bike.
Thank you for your time
Kelley
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John Lang
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Re: K75T windscreen bracket pics on bike
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October 31, 2026, 11:07:35 AM »
Here's a somewhat unclear fiche shot from Max BMW.
https://shop.maxbmw.com/fiche/DiagramsMain.aspx?vid=51741&rnd=07242017
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1992 K75RT
Mayne
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Re: K75T windscreen bracket pics on bike
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October 31, 2026, 01:30:26 PM »
That gives me a general idea. I found some brackets in Lithuania, but they don't ship to the USA. I don't blame them at this point either. I may see if I can fabricate something close enough to work.
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Kelley
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Laitch
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Re: K75T windscreen bracket pics on bike
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October 31, 2026, 07:15:40 PM »
My Brick had a National Plexistar windscreen when I bought it 13 or so years ago. It gave good wind and rain protection. I could also look over the top of it when necessary. The mounting system is the same as on the OEM touring shield of the K75—rods bracing the upper section were attached to the handlebar. A clamp on each side of the lower section secured it to the fork tubes. It worked well with no rattling or loosening.
5000 miles into the ownership of my Brick, I discovered I liked riding with no screen rain or shine—and lower bars, too—so I removed the National, sold off the Corbin seat and backrest then replaced the Corbin with an OEM bench seat that had custom padding. I still have the National with mounts attached stored in my shed.
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1995 K75 102,000 miles
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