Hello,
I had such good luck with my windshield question, maybe I could try another. I don't mean to be sacrilegious, but is there a kit to mount the headlight after removing the fairing on my '81? I have seen pictures of what is called a "naked CBX" and it sorta intrigues me. Does anyone know what is involved with this?
John Kowalke
Indianapolis
Jkowalke@comcast.net
naked CBX
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Tom Whaley
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Naked Rocketman OOPS CBX
John K.
Once you loose that candy ass fairing and thirty ugly pounds just buy a early model headlight mount and headlight of your choice and you are in business
You can hide the wiring plugs inside of the frame above the coils. 
Once you loose that candy ass fairing and thirty ugly pounds just buy a early model headlight mount and headlight of your choice and you are in business
You can hide the wiring plugs inside of the frame above the coils. Tom Whaley
"aka" The Rocketman
Take care of your CBX's and each other.
Because a club is suppose to be fun. "TIM WARE"
"aka" The Rocketman
Take care of your CBX's and each other.
Because a club is suppose to be fun. "TIM WARE"
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EMS
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Headlight Brackets
Does the Pro-Link triple tree bracket have the holes to take the early headlight bracket? 
And hiding the wire harness, including the unsightly plastic connector box seems to be quite a challenge. 
It is probably easier to trade the Prolink model for a 79 or 80 to get a "naked CBX" 
And hiding the wire harness, including the unsightly plastic connector box seems to be quite a challenge. It is probably easier to trade the Prolink model for a 79 or 80 to get a "naked CBX" -
Jeff Dean #4112