FLAG MOUNT? Any ideas?

[bobbyf6b]

P.S.

The two screws can be loosened and the mount turned sideways to install/remove.

The road test at 70-75 showed no adverse effects (flags were covered with vinyl sleeves).

Very cool. Thanks for the pics!

[Dirtstiff's F6B]

I have used the sissy bar style on a my bikes. Simple, not fancy or cheap, but effective. Depends how creative you are in finding a place to mount it. They zip tie mount and the flag and pole(1 unit) screw into the mount.
Cost effective - great quality flags as well.
I will see if one will fit on the F6's passenger sissy bar.

I'm no spokes model

http://store.sspflags.com/vehicle-flag-poles/

Jim

[MSGT-R]

Whatever you decide, make sure the bottom of any flag does not "flap" against the paint job. Consider getting that clear film to apply in the area if it does or you'll be sorry. I had a heck of a time polishing out my husband's 2005 wing after a small antenna flag beat it to death.

[4DI2D]

I have used the sissy bar style on a my bikes. Simple, not fancy or cheap, but effective. Depends how creative you are in finding a place to mount it. They zip tie mount and the flag and pole(1 unit) screw into the mount.
Cost effective - great quality flags as well.
I will see if one will fit on the F6's passenger sissy bar.

I'm no spokes model

http://store.sspflags.com/vehicle-flag-poles/

Jim

These appear to be the smaller (6x9 inch) flags that people have for daily use.
I needed a way to fly 3 X 5 foot flags for Honors/Parade use. This calls for a FLAG MOUNT!!!!

[Dirtstiff's F6B]

These appear to be the smaller (6x9 inch) flags that people have for daily use.
I needed a way to fly 3 X 5 foot flags for Honors/Parade use. This calls for a FLAG MOUNT!!!!

My bad for speed reading through the thread and firing off a reply.. Sorry

[4DI2D]

No harm, no foul.
It has happened to everyone on every forum sooner or later.