Anyone tried these shield thingys

[adventure-spike]

Saw this on eBay item number
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/220867509...See-All-Categories&_fvi=1&_rdc=1#ht_500wt_922

Anyone fitted them and if so any good?

 

[Mr K]

Shape don't look right.

 

[autogs]

Shape don't look right.

if it dont look right chances are it aint right,(looks crap imo)

 

[Mr K]

if it dont look right chances are it aint right,(looks crap imo)

Been looking for some "wally flaps" as I believe they are known, for a while. The various ones seem to fit better than those.

 

[autogs]

i had wallys flaps on an 1150 and they did the job pretty good

 

[(RIP) DitchWater]

An ill thought load of rubbish that appears to use up some excess materials from an earlier project.

They're probably too far away from yer boots and they'll cut yer toes off if yer foot gets under there offroad.

Been looking for some "wally flaps" as I believe they are known, for a while. The various ones seem to fit better than those.

They are not perfect but I wouldn't be without mine.

 

[adventure-spike]

An ill thought load of rubbish that appears to use up some excess materials from an earlier project.

They're probably too far away from yer boots and they'll cut yer toes off if yer foot gets under there offroad.



They are not perfect but I wouldn't be without mine.

So that's a no then

 

[(RIP) DitchWater]

Well, yes.

Look at it. A piece of perspex, cut to shape, with a couple of drilled holes and supplied with P-clips and nuts & bolts, for £20.

You could do it for yourself and nine mates for five quid each, and some tea.

That product is the equivalent of go-faster-stripes to climatic protection.

Wally flaps will be far superior, and better positioned. Mine are an inch away from my toecaps and that's what makes them work. Also they are not rigid, but they do have rigid framing, and are less likely to add to any personal injury should anything untoward take place.

Leave them alone and give your score to someone else.

 

[Kintessack GSr]

20 Great British Pounds for a bit of buckshee plastic and a few clips? It's a big no from me.