couple of nice looking bikes there
and yes mine looks tatty still - but i know have a cunning plan for a respray....
on the mods front - exhaust is done and fitted, ohlins is fitted but needs some more work. I have fitted the scottoiler to the front sprocket as well. I want to tidy up the renegade airfilter touch as well
I have had a few bits and pieces off and on again as i am trying to work on some new indicator ideas....
i have acquired a couple of new bits and pieces that mean the main lights may get to be played with soon....
I still have some work to do involving sheet metal....
Winter fettling...revealed???
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To be honest Howard I don't know. My insurance is up for renewal on the 12th and I can then switch it to a multi bike policy. The MOT is booked for 15th and I'll buy the tax the following day. Then (finally) I can get out for a run on her. So far a couple of quick trips up the street just to check the gearbox & clutch worked OK have been as far as shes gone. It suddenly dawned on me that after doing all this work I didn't know if they actually were OK (doh!) However I'm please to say all seems well so far.HowardQ wrote:Does it cause any more turbulence?Falco9 wrote:The bike already had the SL cans and chip fitted and the wheels were painted by the same bloke who did the cut down fairing I got from D-RiderDavShill wrote:Looking great Rich - I like the rad covers and in-fills in the side fairing panels. Wheels look good too. Are the powder coated? I see you kept the SL Carbon cans from the old bike.... or did you find some new ones?
I did get the standard exhausts as well so overall it was a bit of a steal really
Glad you like it, I'm really pleased
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