Bendy toy
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These bikes need a longer & deeper hugger. It doesn't have to look bad. Check out the Britten V1000 mudguards.
Sent somehow.
Sent somehow.
This new bike makes my troos dirty...
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You need a stylish and practical piece of equimpent, here you are:-
You need a stylish and practical piece of equimpent, here you are:-
That's a proper mudguard. I've got a fibreglass repro like that waiting to on on my AJS 18S.
Victor c
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Been out today for first time on dirty roads after fitting Puig hugger. Bike is still a sh1t magnet around the rear end and the back of my pants are once again filthy.
Having seen the frame infill panels, I don't really want to go go down that route. Has anyone removed the BMW rear sticky out wheel fender (don't know the official name)? I have a suspicion that may be directing sh1t back towards the bike. Can't really see what it is for and I don't recall my old 2010 GS being as bad.
Mark
Having seen the frame infill panels, I don't really want to go go down that route. Has anyone removed the BMW rear sticky out wheel fender (don't know the official name)? I have a suspicion that may be directing sh1t back towards the bike. Can't really see what it is for and I don't recall my old 2010 GS being as bad.
Mark
I fitted the Puig infill panels after the hugger and now my troos stay as clean as they have on any other bike I have owned.
The panels look like OE to me and other GS owners who have seen them.
PS. The missus stays clean as well.
The panels look like OE to me and other GS owners who have seen them.
PS. The missus stays clean as well.
So now I discover that the puig infill panels won't fit with the mudsling...a set now in the for sale department. Shame... they seem very well made and would enhance the look of the bike.
..and sold..
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