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motardina
Joined: 02 May 2004
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Location: Tacoma WA USA
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well, my dealer ordered the parts for me, should be here next week...the fairing, tank shroud and fender, already painted to match, come to less than 300 bux, not too awful. I'm just glad i didn't get to that intersection a tenth of a second sooner or i'd have a parts bike on my hands. 
In the interim, my roomie and sister MZer, Cattard, fitted an old GSXR fender and carved a new fairing piece out of the remains of the busted fender.... ratbiked but not too bad actually...
BTW, I'm convinced the skateboard wheels on the axle ends saved me a lot of rash damage--i'd recommend adding them onto the bike to anyone.
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keithcross
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Hey that `bodged' fairing does'nt look to bad. Was it made from the front or back part of the mudgaurd?
Keith
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DAVID THOMPSON
Joined: 23 Nov 2003
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Location: Parkersburg, West Virginia usa .You know the PARTS have been SHIPPED when the MAIL MAN knocks
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| Posted: Wed Sep 29, 2004 10:00 pm Post subject: other uses |
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yo
like those skate wheels
i use them to hang sliding doors on
for a barn door or shop door
there cheap and the last door was 16ft tall and 20 ft wide and used
about 10 of them it works very well
ar dave
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Randew2U
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Location: Albany NY
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| Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2004 12:12 am Post subject: |
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| Wiat until you see pics of my baggy with my National F-18 fairing im fabricating mounting brackets for!
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motardina
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Location: Tacoma WA USA
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| Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2004 10:31 am Post subject: |
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| keithcross wrote: | Hey that `bodged' fairing does'nt look to bad. Was it made from the front or back part of the mudgaurd?
Keith |
cut it out of the back part, there was nothing left of any part of it in front of the forks but chips!
i ordered up an acerbis 'supermotard' fender to see how it loox...it costs 28$... the front fender from MZ is 139$. 
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phlat65
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| Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2004 11:07 pm Post subject: |
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here's how that acerbis fender looks.
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Anders-MZ
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| Randew2U wrote: | | What is a good day-to-day site to get the euro t odollar conversion? |
I use this site http://www.forex.se it has a small button on the right side "In English" and a Currency converter on the left side.
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boysie
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keithcross
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Boysie
Like the look of the black rims and what exhaust can have you got fitted.
Keith
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hulagun
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Boysie
thanks for posting the GIANORMOUS photo... 
You just maxed out the set width of the entire thread. 
We've all seen this photo several times by now in other threads... do you mind pulling it and resizing it down to 600 pixels or less wide?? That'll make it load faster and this thread will be a lot easier to read on smaller monitors. Or if you cant resize it, yank it and post it in the album section. Thanks in advance! 
I do love those black rims (I have black rims on my Duc). Your bike looks great - but pictures need captions. Can ya tell us the mods you've done and how you like them? Info! that's what this thread is for.
Ivan
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motardina
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| phlat65 wrote: | | here's how that acerbis fender looks. |
cool! loox like it will work then no probs! Thanks for the looksee!
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Brian
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Boysie, post a shot of your headlight assembly, looks like an Acerbis ???
The fork guards are from MZ only right, but made by Acerbis......
the res of pictures that fit the best is 640 x 480.... bike looks great..... have you looked at the Motrax Site they make wonderful turn signals etc I'm gonna order a rear LED tailight soon.....
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