RE: It’s here �� - 2

Mark,

My preference would be to keep the weight down and the money in the bank! That shock is now safe from crap.

Chris

Zitat von Yorkie im Beitrag #15

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Once again, thank you all for your condolences, it meant a lot to get such support from a group of strangers with a common interest.

I've been keeping my self occupied fitting the mountain of accessories I have bought for my bike and will post photos of the finished machine shortly.

In the meantime, I've fitted a Mudslinger as advised by so many on here. I was also thinking of a Puig Hugger to finish off the back end mods but wondered whether or not this would be overkill or a good combination with the mudslinger - any thoughts?

Cheers

Mark

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IMHO, the AUS/NZ rear fender extension is a better choice than a hugger.

Posted once again, in my continuing effort to belabor this point ad nauseam...........
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Hate to ask, but since the mounting holes are already on the swingarm, has anyone mounted a GS style rear mudguard to their RS?

Zitat von Yorkie im Beitrag #15

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Once again, thank you all for your condolences, it meant a lot to get such support from a group of strangers with a common interest.

I've been keeping my self occupied fitting the mountain of accesories I have bought for my bike and will post photos of the finished machine shortly.

In the meantime, I've fitted a Mudslinger as advised by so many on here. I was also thinking of a Puig Hugger to finish off the back end mods but wondered whether or not this would be overkill or a good combination with the mudslinger - any thoughts?

Cheers

Mark

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I have the mudsling on my bike. I spoke to Nippy Norman after I’d fitted the mudsling about the Wunderlich hugger (same as the puig), they told me know, they are not designed to be used together. I hope this helps.

Zitat von TriangleRider im Beitrag #19

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Hate to ask, but since the mounting holes are already on the swingarm, has anyone mounted a GS style rear mudguard to their RS?

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Zitat von TriangleRider im Beitrag #19

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Hate to ask, but since the mounting holes are already on the swingarm, has anyone mounted a GS style rear mudguard to their RS?

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Zitat von Mr. 36654 im Beitrag #18

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IMHO, the AUS/NZ rear fender extension is a better choice than a hugger.

Posted once again, in my continuing effort to belabor this point ad nauseam...........

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I suppose if the bike was stationary in a pool of sticky water which refused to break contact with the tyre until it was 90 degrees from horizontal that might have some merit. Otherwise...?

Also, if that is where all the water goes, how does the Aus/NZ fender help flapping around behind the tyre?

So very sorry to hear about your Father. My condolences to you and your family <3

Zitat von Oscarguitar im Beitrag #27

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I suppose if the bike was stationary in a pool of sticky water which refused to break contact with the tyre until it was 90 degrees from horizontal that might have some merit. Otherwise...?

Also, if that is where all the water goes, how does the Aus/NZ fender help flapping around behind the tyre?

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Zitat von Tony101 im Beitrag #24

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Zitat von TriangleRider im Beitrag #19

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Hate to ask, but since the mounting holes are already on the swingarm, has anyone mounted a GS style rear mudguard to their RS?

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Yes it will fit, same casting but why would you ..............?

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