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Started by Bryn, January 05, 2014, 04:27:06 PM

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exBanditOwner

un wired the wire i wired in for the 390LM i got. the 390LM doesn't bluetooth music to the headset.

why, after reading the spec. 17 times did i only find this out after buying it, wiring it and trying it.? hmmmmm?

Burchy

Fitted btrand new R&G Adventure guards. £139.99.  Well impressed with price and quality
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tapps

#287
i fitted new R & G bar end's.turned the front disc's bobbin's & cleaned the front & rear disc's,my next plan is to get the RUSTY MAINSTAND off and get it powder coated.

viper


Charlie747

Patted the saddle as I stood admiring the good ship GTR  :punk:

tomp

Intended to ride it to work, but it was on empty.  Rode the RT instead.  Not the same feel, but a great ride, especially the ride home FROM  WORK. . . :laugh:
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Charlie747

#291
Quote from: tomp on April 04, 2015, 10:36:40 PM
Intended to ride it to work, but it was on empty.  Rode the RT instead.  Not the same feel, but a great ride, especially the ride home FROM  WORK. . . :laugh:

:agree:

Heading home always feels good after the job is done  :punk:

pross

Fitted MC enterprises rear pannier frames or as people from across the pond call them canyon cages.
Perfect fit only two bolt one in the frame and one where the rear pegs are.
Then took them off again as the bike won't go in the  :censored: shed with them  :censored: fitted.
Pross

doebag

Quote from: pross on April 05, 2015, 08:58:24 AM
Fitted MC enterprises rear pannier frames or as people from across the pond call them canyon cages.
Perfect fit only two bolt one in the frame and one where the rear pegs are.
Then took them off again as the bike won't go in the  :censored: shed with them  :censored: fitted.

Facepalm !


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Charlie747

Quote from: pross on April 05, 2015, 08:58:24 AM
Fitted MC enterprises rear pannier frames or as people from across the pond call them canyon cages.
Perfect fit only two bolt one in the frame and one where the rear pegs are.
Then took them off again as the bike won't go in the  :censored: shed with them  :censored: fitted.

:mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:....................You Kill me Pross mate  :punk:

pross

#295
Quote from: Charlie747 on April 05, 2015, 10:19:28 AM
:mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:....................You Kill me Pross mate  :punk:

I knew it was tight on the measurements but till you actually fit them you can't be sure I can't get the bike in with the panniers on  :censored:.
So it's a quick fit when the panniers are used no hard ship.
This is why I mentioned  to ant about a hinged version if possible for people like me with poor access  :yes:
Pross

Charlie747

Quote from: pross on April 05, 2015, 10:32:54 AM
I knew it was tight on the measurements but till you actually fit them you can't be sure I can't get the bike in with the panniers on  :censored:.
So it's a quick fit when the panniers are used no hard ship.
This is why I mentioned  to ant about a hinged version if possible for people like me with poor access  :yes:

How about taking a chainsaw to the door frame ?  :mfr_lol:

viper

Quote from: pross on April 05, 2015, 08:58:24 AM
Fitted MC enterprises rear pannier frames or as people from across the pond call them canyon cages.
Perfect fit only two bolt one in the frame and one where the rear pegs are.
Then took them off again as the bike won't go in the  :censored: shed with them  :censored: fitted.

need to have a look at my quick release mod, which is basically using stud bar for the bolts with dome cap nuts for easy release

pross

Quote from: viper on April 05, 2015, 11:56:22 AM
need to have a look at my quick release mod, which is basically using stud bar for the bolts with dome cap nuts for easy release

Hi viper. I looked at that very good but for me to put on the frames it's 2 bolts to put on and one bolt and a circlip to remove foot pegs
Pross

virginiajim

Quote from: pross on April 05, 2015, 08:58:24 AM
Fitted MC enterprises rear pannier frames or as people from across the pond call them canyon cages.
Perfect fit only two bolt one in the frame and one where the rear pegs are.
Then took them off again as the bike won't go in the  :censored: shed with them  :censored: fitted.

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