some engine case protectors, anyone else had them. ?
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Thought i would try these
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some engine case protectors, anyone else had them. ?
An ageing test pilot for home grown widgets that may fail at anytime.
01-12-16, 10:01 AM
Makes sense mate, they look well thought out too
01-12-16, 07:01 PM
I have fitted them, fit good, just a bit more protection as I now do track days on it ,
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01-12-16, 09:52 PM
03-12-16, 06:41 PM
(01-12-16, 07:28 PM)devilsyam link Wrote: real value is in not using them Haha Luke, just trying to preserve the bike incase it goes down,it has big crash bungs on too but these may just help a bit more. :\
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03-12-16, 06:46 PM
These were them
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221796790207?_...EBIDX%3AIT The China man brought them on his bicycle , well it took about as long, 6 weeks
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04-12-16, 12:30 AM
Certainly not a bad price. You'll have to stick up some pics when you've fitted them so we can see what they look like ?
04-12-16, 12:17 PM
I'm with you Bill, a spill isn't always our fault, sometimes fate decidesit for us, anything that helps protect your pride and joy, especially if it's cheap, makes proper sense. I bought a mint zzr1100 with 6k on the clock that has never been dropped a few months ago as I want a useable modern classic. First thing I did once I'd got it running and cleaned up, serviced, new rubber, carbs overhauled, tank cleaned out etc was buy some cheap damaged bodywork that I sprayed in 2k black along with second hand exhaust cans so I can use it and put the nice bodywork on come summer. Full fairings make great engine protectors ;-)
04-12-16, 12:20 PM
Shite Bodywork and cans came in at under £150 needed lots of filling and plastic welding( with a soldering gun lol)
04-12-16, 12:27 PM
Flatted down then lots of coats of 2k gloss black, piled on deep and heavy, want it so no lacquer and if I get a scratch it will just polish out
04-12-16, 12:31 PM
More foccing flat ting working from 240,400,600,800,1000,1200,1500,2000 ,2500 and finally polishing compound and a buffer..
04-12-16, 12:34 PM
I actually far prefer the all black look to the original 90's shell suit it was wearing in truth :-)
04-12-16, 04:25 PM
Good job there Ogri. :thumbup Fantastic idea melting a washer to replace a broken lug.
Necessity is the mother of invention as they say mate, I didn't have a clue how to fix the missing lug til I was using the soldering iron to meld the cracked panels and thought" ah...I know what I'll do..";-) once I'd got a washer heated up and pressed into each side I filled it all with melted plastic from a bit of old abs fairing then shaped it with the dremel :-)
04-12-16, 06:33 PM
06-12-16, 02:38 PM
Well I do look after it, now I am using it on the track I have bought a spare set of wheels with the wet tyres on. Front fairing, and looking for others a d will do a paint job, filter and oil just turned up, let's have some fun next spring, and believe me it's fun
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