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Looking for an other insert for ventilator air cleaner
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Looking for an other insert for ventilator air cleaner
Hi. Wanna change my 114-printed insert for any other design. Finned would be great or black but nowhere to find. Any ideas? I know this expensive one from defiance series...
Mind you, that's like $400, but you get improved airflow. What are your plans with the motorcycle? Just this trim piece or moving toward ST II, III, IV?
I'm thinking I'll go this way eventually.
I guess you could pull it and hit it with some black spray paint? Or red / orange whatever.
Mind you, that's like $400, but you get improved airflow. What are your plans with the motorcycle? Just this trim piece or moving toward ST II, III, IV?
I'm thinking I'll go this way eventually.
I guess you could pull it and hit it with some black spray paint? Or red / orange whatever.
Good Luck
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Its planned as a kind of trim only. My hope was a part for example from kuryakyn but there is nothing available. 500 in Europe for the showed parts. Well... But looks not bad.
painting is also a solution but the 114 is engraved so it will be still visible.
[QUOTE=. 500 in Europe for the showed parts. Well... But looks not bad.
painting is also a solution but the 114 is engraved so it will be still visible.[/QUOTE]
500 euros is insane
fill the engraving on your stocker and paint as suggested
if the body filler cracks in 20000 kms youve lost lost 20 euros
Last edited by eighteight; Feb 12, 2021 at 03:51 PM.
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