Motorcycle Hand Deflectors

This was inspired by several Instructables I have seen in here ,Thanks to all who made this an easy job .

What I used

1- Plexiglass sheet
2- Heat Gun
3-  2mm Steel Sheet
4- Bolts ,Nuts ,Washers
5- Old bicycle Inner tube ( to use as a cushion )

Comments

[AriedeB]

Hi, i love this design.
I want to make similar windbreakers for my moped for the upcoming winter.
I was wondering if these breakers take the wind out good enough to be able to ride in cold-weather conditions.
I mean, temperatures way below zero degrees celsius.
Last year i made some out of old hard foam plates and duct-tape.
They looked like crap, but did the job great. Now i want something more permanent that also looks a bit nicer than what i had.

[mbourhan]

Hi
These deflectors worked just fine in hi speed,

It maybe safe to say that it doesn't yet real cold here where I am but we have huge sand storms and the deflectors were a very good protection .

Thanks for your comments and feel free to ask anytime

[rimar2000]

Nice design!

Vinegar is a good choice to clean plexiglass, acrylic, glass, etc.

[mbourhan]

Thanks
do I use it uncut ..?

[rimar2000]

Yes, I used always pure vinegar to clean the acrylic windshield of my scooter Iso 150 cc, in 1970. Maybe a good glass cleaner do the same, but vinegar there is in all kitchens and is cheaper.

[mbourhan]

Ok great ,Thanks again

[mbourhan]

Thanks Vicesat
You are absolutly right ,I already explained this in my introduction that this was done several times in this web and I did it because I needed it .
and it is fun.

[vicesat]

Very cool, very clean

But i think i see this before in this web