Lookey what I got, Emgo Venom Mark ll

[mvk24_imp]

MKV, don’t worry about no stripe. The Road Comet does not have one unless you order it. I ordered mine without. And like it like that

I'm curious what kind of windscreen bolts the comet uses? I ordered the rubber well nuts because that's what I have on all my yamahas. This Emgo just came with nut, bolt, washer for both sides of the screen.

Surprised there was not even rubber washers used to help with flex, vibration, and helping not to crack the ABS if you over tighten

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[Lord Popgun]

Lets see if I can remember. First it comes with a spacer/mount/bolt that replaces the front bolt on the headlight shell. The Comet has grommets with internal metal sleeves. Then screws to hold the comet on. I forget exactly what screws as I can’t find mine. I am using Allen heads.

The bottom is held with a L bracket. Short leg on the horn mount stud and the Comet on the other end with a screw. No grommet here. Again, I use an Allen head.

I remove the RC for cool/cold weather and install my Street Shield EX. I don’t remove any of the RC mounts so remounting the RC in the Spring (pretty soon now) is a 5 minute job.


Wait, do you mean the actual screen? Its held on to the fairing with stainless steel screws. A plastic washer on top and stainless washer and nut on the bottom (inside)

[mvk24_imp]

Lets see if I can remember. First it comes with a spacer/mount/bolt that replaces the front bolt on the headlight shell. The Comet has grommets with internal metal sleeves. Then screws to hold the comet on. I forget exactly what screws as I can’t find mine. I am using Allen heads.

The bottom is held with a L bracket. Short leg on the horn mount stud and the Comet on the other end with a screw. No grommet here. Again, I use an Allen head.

I remove the RC for cool/cold weather and install my Street Shield EX. I don’t remove any of the RC mounts so remounting the RC in the Spring (pretty soon now) is a 5 minute job.


Wait, do you mean the actual screen? Its held on to the fairing with stainless steel screws. A plastic washer on top and stainless washer and nut on the bottom (inside)

Nice having options like that, I ended up cutting the mount on the bottom off as I needed a little more clearance to push the entire fairing back a little further to line up with the front headlight bolt.

With the pressure against the foam protectors at the cluster and the headlight bolts tightened it won't budge so I just made sure to cut away a little more on the bottom so there will be no touching and vibration.

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