Has anyone had any experience of these attachments sold by Touratech, do they work, are they worth the £20 price tag?
rear number plate spray suppresor
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bose
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try an make your own its only a piece of metal ,formed at lower edge ,trimmed an fitted behind your number plate.
Ive seen on bikes these do little to reflect anything ,shite still gets everywhere.
try an make your own its only a piece of metal ,formed at lower edge ,trimmed an fitted behind your number plate.
Ive seen on bikes these do little to reflect anything ,shite still gets everywhere.
I use one (not sure what make) and would say get one/make one. It does not stop all of the spray but the vast majority of it.
Also see Rugged Roads.
Also see Rugged Roads.
ghiribizzo
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I use a quality Cymarc one with R1200GSA on it in shiny shtainless shteel... Enough £££ went to Touratart.
Dahoum
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ride your bike in the dry 
Bear
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Being only a cheapskate member I can't post photos here so a few words will have to do. I made my own spray deflector/GB plate carrier from a piece of Lexan bent to suit. It's far bigger than the commercial offerings and it does absolutely nothing to cut down spray. It cost me nothing, which I can live with. Paying 20 beer tokens for not very much would be another matter as I'm not convinced that the commercial equivalents are any better than my home-made effort.
essjay
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2mm aluminium sheet from eBay and a dash of black hammerite
Depending ...
... on your colour preference, go to Macdonalds (Red) or Burgerking (Brown) and trouser one of their plastic trays; cut three of the lips off and trim it for width, bolt underneath your numberplate and the jobs a carrot
... on your colour preference, go to Macdonalds (Red) or Burgerking (Brown) and trouser one of their plastic trays; cut three of the lips off and trim it for width, bolt underneath your numberplate and the jobs a carrot
... on your colour preference, go to Macdonalds (Red) or Burgerking (Brown) and trouser one of their plastic trays; cut three of the lips off and trim it for width, bolt underneath your numberplate and the jobs a carrot
Or you can pay 99p for a roller-tray and do the same thing.
Thanks for all the replies, if ime not too much mistaken they seem to be a waste of time so ill be keeping my beer tokens, ta very much
It isn't that they're a waste of time. In fact, for such a small modification (when the crud-catcher thing is removed), they really do prevent a lot of spray.
It's just that the same effect can be achieved for a lot less money than TT charge.
Owners of 1200's may not notice much difference because their bikes have a habit of spraying shit out of the sides, especially on the left.
It's just that the same effect can be achieved for a lot less money than TT charge.
Owners of 1200's may not notice much difference because their bikes have a habit of spraying shit out of the sides, especially on the left.
I did that , and even left the paint crap on it
I got so much shit from the lads , it gave it character
Not!!!then got a nice shiny one from mark hooton Bling!!!
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