Date: 17-06-24  Time: 09:10 am

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tatastha-sakti

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Re: Crash Bungs
« Reply #25 on: 31 October 2013, 10:46:28 am »
fazersharp, no, the cap is perfectly accessible :)

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Re: Crash Bungs
« Reply #26 on: 26 January 2014, 07:39:42 pm »





These have a T shape member, which tends to just give on a slide. Good in that it doesn't put too much stress on the frame, but bad in that the bobbin then bends flat against the crank cases and breaks the belly pan it's protruding through. They do bend back fairly easily with mallet, but one of mine is about the snap off completely. Seriously considering ditching the belly pan and going down crash bars route.


Just a question,
Where can you get the belly pan mounts from?
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Re: Crash Bungs
« Reply #27 on: 27 January 2014, 09:09:25 am »
Just a question,
Where can you get the belly pan mounts from?

Yep, good question. You could try TCP and see if they will sell mounts/bobbins alone. Pretty much every other bobbin I've seen on the market has just one long straight bolt through to frame, and so just won't line up with this pan. I suspect I'd have to get some new ones fabricated. :(

That said, due to these bobbins not really protecting the bike much, I'd be more tempted to put the money on some crash bars. Especially as I'm using the bike just for London commuting in the main.