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Iron Butt
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Rockford, IL | Wow....quite a few dreamy requests so far  I'm keeping more realistic with some of the following....all Vision related....
A basic luggage rack for less than $150. Don't need chrome or stainless or powder coated or anything fancy. Just a nice chunk of metal with mounts and the purchaser can finish however they wish. If they want to spray bomb in their garage or if they want to take to a local powder coater or chromer or whatever, its up to them.
How about something for the bottom of the forks? Like spikes or rounded caps or similar. Again....keep it basic and allow the purchaser to finish how they wish. Same thing for the handlebar ends.
Metal front fender with a functional mud guard as an option? Heck, just a functional mud guard would be nice.
Some type of cover for the battery or oil cooler? To dress up/hide
A Lloydz license plate frame !
A curved laydown lighted license plate frame. And guess what....keep it basic again.
Mounts for fork mounted driving lights. Just the mounts....no lights. Allows us to use almost whatever brand driving lamps we want.
Ram ball mount that actually properly fits the Vision handlebars. And one for the passenger grab bars.
GPS mount that clips or clamps to the lip of the top of the dash.
While I don't think I need/want....but....perhaps a fork brace?
Skip turbo....I want a SUPERCHARGER....I know....I got dreamy....sorry 
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Cruiser
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orrick, mo | +1 on the metal front fender--make it a full one piece though
Edited by buzz64077 2012-02-24 2:11 PM
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Cruiser
Posts: 262
Flowery Branch Ga | +1 on the full metal fender and light mounts. Cheap exhaust (allowing for more sound volume, not straight pipe loud) upgrade that looks factory,can be used with other upgrades, but doesn't need any upgrades to be used alone. |
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Puddle Jumper
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| How about some sort of NEW INNOVATIVE but PRACTICAL Cup Holder. This has been the hardest bike to find a GOOD, Space saving, CHROME, stable CUP HOLDER. I have tried the Willie holders, the Kruzer Holders, the Magnificent holders, and about 10 more other kinds of holders.
And don't ask exactly what I'm talking about for the XCT's...but I'll know it when I see it (and buy it). :-)
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Tourer
Posts: 307
Columbia, SC | +1 on functional luggage rack that is half the price of those chrome ones
And not sure if I need it, but functional cupholder mounts for grab rails and the funky vision bars would make a lot of sense. |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 1109
| sfalexi - 2012-02-24 8:20 PM +1 on functional luggage rack that is half the price of those chrome ones And not sure if I need it, but functional cupholder mounts for grab rails and the funky vision bars would make a lot of sense. I would have to agree with this, 500.00 for a chrome luggage rack is a bit extreme even by Harley standards. |
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Central Wisconsin | Lloyd - 2012-02-24 6:35 AM Keep them rolling guys, Within Reason that is,  Nice to see your open for suggestions. +1 on a Lloydz fork brace, possibly doubling as a bracket for driving lights.
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Iron Butt
Posts: 669
Peachtree City, GA | varyder - 2012-02-23 10:26 PM
Solo Seat for the Vision, with compartment.
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Iron Butt
Posts: 1109
| Thomas - 2012-02-25 6:10 AM Lloyd - 2012-02-24 6:35 AM Keep them rolling guys, Within Reason that is, Nice to see your open for suggestions. +1 on a Lloydz fork brace, possibly doubling as a bracket for driving lights.
I have a fork brace on my HD. First thing I added. |
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Visionary
Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta | Special application cases for bore sizes up to 4.5 inches...... |
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Iron Butt
Posts: 742
North Orange County CA | A back pad for the tour pack that incorporates a lumbar support, and an upper pad that is inflatable to change the degree of recline in the passenger seating position.
Maybe it could utilize some air cells and a bulb pump, or steal a little air from lennyb's and nozzledog's on-board compressor ?
A hard plastic liner for the cavity under the trunk that bolts in place and incorporates a locking lid.
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Visionary
Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA | Webhair - 2012-02-25 7:38 AM varyder - 2012-02-23 10:26 PM Solo Seat for the Vision, with compartment. +1 ...guaranteed to be the million-dollar baby...especially if it is plug and play, and as easy as swapping out the trunk and seat... |
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Visionary
Posts: 3204
Memphis | varyder - 2012-02-23 9:26 PM Solo Seat for the Vision, with compartment. and optional backrest. |
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Tourer
Posts: 329
scotts valley, California | I am wanting a solo seat for my VV also. The other day I left the stock seat at a shop for a day or so and rode with just a chunk of 3" foam right on the frame. Talk about low! A nice low solo saddle with about a 10" high back, like some of the old Spanish horse saddles would be sweet. Yes, I still want the pick-up bed behind it too. |
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Tourer
Posts: 423
northwest florida | what about a mounting bracket to attach lights just below the headlights.
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Cruiser
Posts: 249
Phenix City AL. | The trunk filler panels modified with a hinge on the bottom and latch at the top, or hood pins, so that the pannel opens, like an old rummble seat, that would allow a bag to fit in. Call it the rummble rack. |
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Visionary
Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta | Turbocharger or supercharger kits capable of 175- 200 HP............. |
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Visionary
Posts: 3773
Pittsburgh, PA | maybe some sort of Vision Fork tube covers? Our forks are pretty lame looking in grey.. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 258
Akron, Ohio | I like a quick disconnect system for the trunk on a Vision. I have the filler panel and have only used it once |
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Visionary
Posts: 1350
| A flag mount that excepts flags bought from American Legion and it mounts on the front of the bike. Maybe one I could drill a small hole into the lower part of the windshield? Or anywhere besides the luggage rack so when I remove my trunk it's still flying high.
A few years back Kuryakyn made pass. floorboards for the GW that had a "L" piece that would flip up using the foot this gave passengers a second position for the feet and legs.
A good size cup holder that either fits the square bars or mounts to the controls some how. So many cup holders only handle cans but when I ride I like the squirt bottle that some drinks come in. The bottles are a little bigger around but it so much easier to pull the lid with my teeth to drink. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 117
Kansas City, MO | Would love to see a cig lighter that dosent look like crap |
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Tourer
Posts: 401
| lennyb - 2012-02-23 7:48 PM
Thanks for asking.
For Vision:
A hinge and hidden lock system for the panel behind the seat permitting use of the cavity for hidden storage.
Quick detach mechanism for the trunk, with no requirement to remove license plate.
Solo seat with extended street model body panel.
Gauges built into the instrument cluster for oil temp and tire pressure
+1 on the adjustable handlebars
On-board air supply for rear shock with 2 memory preset switches for solo and two up riding.
Leather cover for front access panel
Heated grip options - for appearance and feel - added padding and diameter.
An effective antenna.
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Tourer
Posts: 401
| Modified saddlebags, that eliminate the pistons, maximize the size, and retain your existing saddlebag body panels.
Air pump/release for factory shocks that uses aux switch on dashboard, and dash mounted micro gauge.
Garage door opener that uses high/low beam switch.
Secondary air intakes that replace cheese wedges.
Secondary ram air intakes that replace aluminum dash valance on front fairing. - This could also be adjustable air that can blow on the rider.
Secondary ram air intake that replace existing front blinkers, but retain the blinker by making them smaller LEDs. - This could also be adjustable air that can blow on the rider.
Front blinkers with removable lens, and an assortment of custom lens/covers. Matching rear lens options.
Weight reduction accessories.
Xbike trunk mount kit.
modified clutch piston for easy pull.
Multi setting ECM with weather proof dash mount that allows for quick preprogrammed settings for high performance, loaded pulling power, fuel economy, and factory standard.
Pullback bars.
Better tie down points
Expandable dash mounted micro gauge cluster for engine temperature, shock pressure, and oil pressure. It would be even nicer if is an integrated module that plugs into the existing LCD display, or a download to the computer that shows this information on our scrolling screen.
Heated backrest (driver and passenger), heated passenger armrests.
Edited by sgiacci 2012-02-29 3:18 PM
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Visionary
Posts: 2300
Georgia, west of Atlanta | Digital dash gauges similar to Dakota Digital............... |
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Puddle Jumper
Posts: 16
Sydney - AUSTRALIA | For the XC/XCT the following:
Inner liners (not bags but felt type liners similar to HD) for the trunk, saddle bags & lowers storage area;
Relocation of the ignition to the dash area (same as Vison);
Proper break peddle;
A way to change the clock from 24 hr mode to 12 hr mode when the display is set to metric;
Relocate rear air shocks valve to an area where you don't have to take the side panel off (again similar to HD);
+1 on cheaper trunk rack.
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