Broken Fairing Subframe Africa Twin

During the trip to Utah unexpected happen I ended up with the Broken Fairing Subframe Africa Twin and this is what I am talking about in this motovlog. I actually filmed the repair process and wanter to show you guys how I have fixed the problem. Unfortunately not even sure how I have formated the camera before downloading the video files and for the first time I lost 3 days of filming it was not the smartest move I was under the impression that I had the files already on my computer. most likely the subframe got broken over time and multiple off road trips I took over the year but it got really bad to the point that the whole front end of my motorcycle was shaking as the subframe was cracked in few different spots all that was holding everything together is the fairing clips. In my Opinion the africa twin is not really build to take it to serious off road even if you have Camel brace or similar that still happen. This motorcycle is good for light off road but not the routes on constant rocks.
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[@John-zb2kw]

Your experience is making me wonder about my setup: I have the same Camel brace on my AT to which I mounted a rather heavy Garmin Zumo XT and a heavy Touratech Mount to prevent theft. I suppose my saving grace is that I do almost 0 off-road. Even so, I worry about the weight on that particular piece of vulnerable real estate. As always, thanks for sharing. I really appreciate everything you do.

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

I have a feeling if you don't do much off road you should be fine you can grab the windscreen and wiggle it you would see a lot of play and vibration when riding

[@richardvalitalo3670]

I have same bike 54000 km same original chain & sprockets, no issues.

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

That all depends on your style of driving where you driving. How much off-road we do quite a few off-road trips in the mountains that puts lot of strain on the chain and sprockets if you mostly on road, definitely your chain is going to last much longer. I will replacing my second chain since I purchased this winter even though it still seems okay but it's already stretched out

[@richardvalitalo3670]

What year bike ?

[@AdventureTravelandScuba]

@@richardvalitalo3670 2017