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lloydie
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I like the idea of a blade rear but I won't be "modding" this bike .
Only subtle things really as it don't need it and I can't be arsed lol
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Did a mod today !.
I fitted cree fog lights via a relay loom ,
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There brighter that the brake light ,so hopefully I'll get seen in the fog now [THUMBS UP SIGN]
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good work lloydie, looks like it could do with a clean tho mate..... :wink:
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lloydie
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No it's cleaner than its been for a while .
I'll give it a bath at Xmas [THUMBS UP SIGN]
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lloydie wrote:No it's cleaner than its been for a while .
I'll give it a bath at Xmas [THUMBS UP SIGN]
your as bad as playerone and tony.... :lol: :lol: :lol:
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lloydie
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It's a everyday bike not a show bike lol .
Learnt that lesson lol
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cybercarl wrote:Looks like a bit of an animal that Lloyd. Baaaaaa :lol: Are you putting the side fairings on. The front looks odd to me. I can't help thinking take the front fairing off and you will have an X 11. Yeh you have a nice bike there to make your own. It needs Yellow wheels too. :wink:

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I concur. Without the side fairings it looses its balance to the eye. If your going to remove the fairings then they will all have to go. Think of the weight reduction :thumbup:
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lloydie
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Bollox to making it naked ! I won't be able to go supersonic then :-( .
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TheGingerBeardMan wrote:A black hugger will be nice to compliment the big skirted front mudguard. It would help the eye fill in that gap between the back tyre and the under-tray. :thumbup:
Found one from a X11 and made it fit ,wasn't hard tbh .
Not that you can see it from the off side .
But it cleans up the nearside now it only has one can .
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lloydie wrote:It's a everyday bike not a show bike lol .
Learnt that lesson lol
I know what you mean lloydie, give me a well sorted standard-ish looking bike all day long.
having a show bike is just to much hard work, looks fantastic but your forever worrying about stone chips and scratches... :(
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lloydie
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Today I received my delink brake kit from JAWS .
So I set to and stripped the body work off to gain access to the plumbing as its all hidden .
Then removed all the crap and there's loads off it !.
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The kit and fitting instruction need some refinements and I've passed that info onto JAWS .
I also think the rear master cylinder is to big as the rear brake peddle is rock hard .
Tho I've not road tested it yet but will do later
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That looks a lot tidier Lloydie :thumbup:
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Yep .
Just need to fit a smaller rear master cylinder now to get more travel and feel from the rear brake .
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Will a storm one fit?
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AMCQ46 wrote:Will a storm one fit?
I'll find out later [THUMBS UP SIGN].
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If the mount points are the same it might work .
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