Couple of questions

[newts924]

I am thinking of getting a rear hugger and a belly pan for a K6 and just want to know which are the best to get and are they pretty easy to fit. Also where is the best place to buy them from.

Just been on the suzuki website and i don't think i can afford the ones of there. :(

cheers for you help

[600+]

Poly26 for a bellypan

[Dangerous Dave]

Poly26 for a bellypan
http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/images/305_2.jpg http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/images/305_3.jpg

Available from Twinshack (http://www.twinshack.co.uk/prods/pc18.html).

[newts924]

What are the powerbronze huggers like?

Are they any good and easy to fit.

Would a black hugger look ok on a blue bike?

Sorry for all the questions but money is tight and i want to get the best one i can afford.

Cheers

[kwak zzr]

powerbronze stuff is quite thin plastic well huggers and bellypans are, i had a PB bellypan on my sv650 and the finish wasnt that good either for what i paid for it, they look ok fitted tho.

[ogden]

I had a Pyramid carbon hugger on my SV and it was fine. I picked it up on ebay though, cheapy cheapy.

[vardypeeps]

I would say that if you have a good look around they do huggers that are pointy (square) in shape if you get me. They look alot better and will keep with the looks of a pointy.

[Gazza77]

Red Fox for the hugger. ;)

[kwak zzr]

or pyramid, poly26 for the bellypan if you want it to look good.

[kwak zzr]

this is the powerbronze bellypan, not great quality but like i say it looks good fitted.
http://i86.photobucket.com/albums/k120/kwak-zzr/gazsv.jpg

[ThEGr33k]

That SVXR looks GREAT! Wooooo. Someone should get that :p

Anyways. I put a Suzuki belly pan on my bike. Looks petty good imo. :D

http://forums.sv650.org/picture.php?albumid=19&pictureid=66

[gemma1675]

I have a black powerbronze hugger on my bike and I am not impressed, it is as flimsy as a flimsy thing. Now thinking of getting a genuine suzuki one in red, so it would appear that one was a false economy.

I also fancy a belly pan but looking at the price of them on the suzuki website it is better value for money to go for fairing lowers. I am a bit wary of going for a non OEM one after the hugger. :(