First off, let me say thanks to Low and Mean for the idea. While I'm sure that their product is fine, I felt I could do it for myself a little cheaper.

For the record, I bought all of the parts at Lowe's. I used schedule 40, 1  1/2" diameter PVC. I cut the sections to within 1/16" of the overall length. Then I cut a slit from end to end. (the ID. is just a bit too small as is, this allows the pieces to expand around the forks.) Then I painted the pieces with Rustolium black appliance epoxy paint. I had great success with this paint when I rebuilt my '79 XS650. Once I had the pieces installed, I rotated the slits to toward the headlight so they could not be seen. I then cut open an o-ring (which I got in the plumbing section) that was close in diameter to the 41mm forks. I pushed in the o-ring at the bottom of the pieces to tighten up the fit.

I probably saved myself $60 to $70 dollars for my trouble.   Let me know what you think?

Looks good, i thought about doin that myself, but got lazy and bought vinyl.