Huggers

[Mo_man]

Greetings GSers

I'm new to all of of this GS stuff. Anybody got a hugger they can recommend?

Cheers

 

[Wapping]

Mudsling.

http://www.nippynormans.com/MACHINE...00-Adventure-08-on/productinfo/MAM-M-SLING08/

Excellent bit of kit.

Does exactly what it says on the tin.

Fit it in about ten minutes the first time.

 

[Toad]

My favorite.....

 

[Yonkyo]

I can also recommend the ilmberger carbon hugger. its quite expensive, but its very light and strong, simples to fit, but can rattle a bit on the bumpy stuff. Most importantly though, it keeps the back of your legs dry.

 

[Mo_man]

Thanks for the replies. Good hugger Toad!

I found a Puig hugger on M&P,

http://www.mandp.co.uk/productinfo....r1url=Bodywork&tier2url=Huggers&tier3url=Puig

Anyone any experience of this one.

 

[Big Lee]

I`ve tried a few huggers and the best solution imo is indeed a mudsling, brilliant bit of kit

 

[ricdunn]

Do a search for "Maier" on here - it's a US produced Mudsling-alike, only it costs a lot less

 

[bod]

Don't touch the Pyramid Hugger - It will break!

 

[sven]

Thanks for the replies. Good hugger Toad!

I found a Puig hugger on M&P,

http://www.mandp.co.uk/productinfo....r1url=Bodywork&tier2url=Huggers&tier3url=Puig

Anyone any experience of this one.

I've got a Puig hugger and it's decent quality and good VFM. The back end still gets quite dirty, but as I fitted it as soon as I bought the bike I don't know how much of an improvement it is

 

[Mo_man]

Thanks for all the replies. I've found the search button on the forum and was able to find loads more info on the great hugger/mudslinger debate, dohh! I won't ask about oil.

I'm thinking that I may go for the Mudslinger at the moment.

 

[haydw]

got a nippy normans fibre glass one for sale if anyone is interested. good condition apart from a small piece where it has rubbed on thebottom of the shock as I didn't take the shock shroud off. £50 plus post.