HUGGER

[dogman]

This looks a good price if anyone is interested! Just ordered one.
http://www.bici.co.uk/Models.aspx?PartnerID=4&ModelID=266199

 

[Blobby]

Will this survive being used off road or are huggers mainly for on-road use?

 

[Ducksbane]

I have one of these ...it's very good if a bit expensive.

http://machineartmoto.com/shopsite_sc/mudsling2.html

 

[Dean]

+ 1 for the mudsling,

fills the gap perfectly

 

[dogman]

Will this survive being used off road or are huggers mainly for on-road use?

Good for both on and off! Just think of all the crud it keeps off that suspension..

 

[Buz]

I have this one from Nippy Normans, about £120, works well but only use it on the road.
Personally i think its a bit shiny but cant be arsed to do anything about it, fits in well once its dirty!!

 

[dogman]

The Powerbronze is now fitted and looks very nice and it's really sturdy, easily good enough for off road. The hugger is bolted to a solid alloy bracket which bolts to the top of the swinging arm - a bit fiddly to get on but it wont be moving anywhere now. Well worth the money at less than £80.

 

[Dave Ett]

I just got a piece of black foam - the stuff used to line toolboxes - and glued it to the underside with contact adhesive. Was all but free and works perfectly.

 

[Dean]

I just got a piece of black foam - the stuff used to line toolboxes - and glued it to the underside with contact adhesive. Was all but free and works perfectly.

Thats interesting have you got a Picture of this Dave Ett ?

 

[Dave Ett]

Will try to remember and take one tomorrow...

 

[Dean]

Will try to remember and take one tomorrow...

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[gary117]

The Powerbronze is now fitted and looks very nice and it's really sturdy, easily good enough for off road. The hugger is bolted to a solid alloy bracket which bolts to the top of the swinging arm - a bit fiddly to get on but it wont be moving anywhere now. Well worth the money at less than £80.

Any chance of a picture of the powerbronze hugger fitted to your bike.

 

[Dave Ett]

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Thankyou!

These do ya?

 

[GunZenBomZ]

I'm going to copy you.

 

[Dave Ett]

You're going to university to avoid getting a job too?

Wow.

 

[Dean]

These do ya?

Thanks for posting the pictures up Dave

It looks like it does the job and fills that gap well and if it gets badly worn easy to fit a new bit

It makes a change to see something that works well and does not mean parting with your hard earned