Picked up Engine guard
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Big Kahuna HDF Member
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RE: Picked up Engine guard
ORIGINAL: Biggol
Looks good Keith.
I'm still looking @ adding front and rear "Lindbars" to mine. I will to the fold down pegs too so I can stretch my legs out a bit.
Enjoy!
Looks good Keith.
I'm still looking @ adding front and rear "Lindbars" to mine. I will to the fold down pegs too so I can stretch my legs out a bit.
Enjoy!
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RE: Picked up Engine guard
You know this thing is starting to grow on me. At first I didn't like these on bikes, made it look kinda sissy fide, but I'm starting to like the look of them and I would defiantly like to have another position for the old feets 
Thanks for posting this with pics I may now go get one for my ride.
Thanks Keith, Donnie
Thanks for posting this with pics I may now go get one for my ride.Thanks Keith, Donnie
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RE: Picked up Engine guard
Lindbars rear set up goes where your passenger pegs are. I'm sure if you do a search for "Lindby bars" you'll find them on the inter-web - I'd do it for you but I gotta run man!
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RE: Picked up Engine guard
I agree, just for the softies.
Kieth B-
Just a suggestion but I would reove the U-Bolt and put either heat shrink tubing or something on the U-Bolt just in case you decide to reove it later. I assume the metal U-Bolt on the frame would leave some nasty marks.
Kieth B-
Just a suggestion but I would reove the U-Bolt and put either heat shrink tubing or something on the U-Bolt just in case you decide to reove it later. I assume the metal U-Bolt on the frame would leave some nasty marks.
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Big Kahuna HDF Member
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RE: Picked up Engine guard
ORIGINAL: Boxjoint
I agree, just for the softies.
Kieth B-
Just a suggestion but I would reove the U-Bolt and put either heat shrink tubing or something on the U-Bolt just in case you decide to reove it later. I assume the metal U-Bolt on the frame would leave some nasty marks.
I agree, just for the softies.
Kieth B-
Just a suggestion but I would reove the U-Bolt and put either heat shrink tubing or something on the U-Bolt just in case you decide to reove it later. I assume the metal U-Bolt on the frame would leave some nasty marks.
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RE: Picked up Engine guard
You know this thing is starting to grow on me. At first I didn't like these on bikes, made it look kinda sissy fide, but I'm starting to like the look of them and I would defiantly like to have another position for the old feets Thanks for posting this with pics I may now go get one for my ride.
Seriously though, I think about putting a guard on my WG from time to time. The price is really not a problem and I love the idea of preventing any scratchage on the engine.