headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
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Re: headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
Well done, it certainly looks the goods
Better lighting is always a bonus.
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Re: headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
Always like to see someone making their bike their own , well done Beale's
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Re: headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
you know whats going to happen next dont you ,,,, you will change the rear body work ,, just remember its never finished

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Re: headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
You're right. I don't see my selling the TRX now, just improving it over time.steve speed wrote: its never finished![]()
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Re: headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
You're right, I'm after a rear seat unit now as I already have a spare tank. Will paint it all the same colour as the fairing so it looks respectable. I should be able to relax a bit knowing there is good stuff ready to go back on in the event that my ambition outgrows my ability !steve speed wrote:you know whats going to happen next dont you ,,,, you will change the rear body work ,, just remember its never finished![]()
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Re: headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
Do you want spare standard plastics or are you going to source a suitable single seat unit. I've got a couple of sets of seat plastics spare if you need some (cheap!)G Beale wrote:You're right, I'm after a rear seat unit now as I already have a spare tank. Will paint it all the same colour as the fairing so it looks respectable. I should be able to relax a bit knowing there is good stuff ready to go back on in the event that my ambition outgrows my ability !steve speed wrote:you know whats going to happen next dont you ,,,, you will change the rear body work ,, just remember its never finished![]()
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Being realistic, there is a strong chance of this happening too.
I wont worry about strapping the bike into the back of a van so much either.
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Re: headlight mounting to fairing frame ?
I'm bidding on a standard seat unit right now Kayla, black with a few scratches on. Will be in touch if I don't win it, thanks.
Standard seat unit is one of the bikes distinguishing features for me & has the added bonus of storage underneath.
Standard seat unit is one of the bikes distinguishing features for me & has the added bonus of storage underneath.
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