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fazer fork bottoms
#1
anyone know what colour silver to use on the foxeye? can they be sprayed without taking them apart?
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#2
Not sure about colour.

I took mine off the bike and sanded them then hung them from the garage roof with some wire through the axle holes. I sprayed mine black and they look much nicer in my opinion.

If I was to do it again I'd take them apart and get them powder coated.

Chris
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It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun.
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#3
Mine I think are clear coated - I was thinking of going black with mine



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#4
(15-03-14, 12:56 AM)Chris link Wrote: Not sure about colour.

I took mine off the bike and sanded them then hung them from the garage roof with some wire through the axle holes. I sprayed mine black and they look much nicer in my opinion.

If I was to do it again I'd take them apart and get them powder coated.

Chris


Have you got a picture,mine have been stripped back to the alloy but its a crap job as bits have been missed!!
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#5
I got my lowers and swingarm powdercoated at Triple S in Bingley.


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#6
I like the Black forks and swing arm


At this rate my bike will be more black than silver lol
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#7
(15-03-14, 08:22 PM)MarkWales link Wrote: I like the Black forks and swing arm


At this rate my bike will be more black than silver lol

Faster then! :lol
The Deef's apprentice
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#8
That looks good  :b
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#9
Here's mine, I'll see if I have any better pics of the forks...

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/sh...maha+fazer

Chris
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It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun.
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#10
Lovely blue Fazer!  Liking the black fork bottoms Smile .  Its a part of my Fazer which really spoils it.  Everything else is pretty clean for the age of the bike but let down by the nasty corrosion on the forks.


I have access to a powder coater but assume its not an easy job removing the forks so a job for later in the year.
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#11
Thanks,  Big Grin

removing the forks isn't too hard, just got to make sure they're all lined up right when you put them back on. haha.

Chris

Here's a better pic of the front end:

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It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun.
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