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fraser01
28-05-04, 12:54 PM
Have we decided which hugger fits the best yet? :D

Or can huggers become buggers when the holes don't line up :!:


Regards

Q

splke
28-05-04, 01:05 PM
I will tell you tonite when i fit my new earwax hugger :P

Amanda M
28-05-04, 02:15 PM
I've got an NWS carbon fibre hugger. It was expensive but it fitted straight on and looks lovely.

Amanda

splke
30-05-04, 05:39 PM
Ermax Hugger for K3
£89.99 Delivered (inc 10% discount through this site)
Fit really good very close but not touching tyre.
Delivered within 24 hours.
http://predator.bikepics.com/pics/suzuki-sv650s-03-bikepics-157496.jpg

adey
31-05-04, 04:36 PM
i am waiting for an earwax hugger aswell let you know soon

svpilot
01-06-04, 12:59 PM
I've got the Power-bronze one. It was a bugger to fit because nothing *quite* lined up. It looks ok from the RHS but from the LHS it is a bit of a slab sided monstrosity. Covers to much of the rear wheel :(

Does the job of keeping the crud off the shock though (but throws it over the exhuast instead).

RenamedMonkey
05-06-04, 05:50 PM
I've got the Power-bronze one. It was a bugger to fit because nothing *quite* lined up. It looks ok from the RHS but from the LHS it is a bit of a slab sided monstrosity. Covers to much of the rear wheel :(

Does the job of keeping the crud off the shock though (but throws it over the exhuast instead).

totally agree, I don't like mine. I plan to cut away some of it as has been suggested. If that becomes a disaster I will invest in a lovely carbon ART hugger 8)

wadaribaba
06-06-04, 02:02 AM
I have the Suzuki OEM on mine. Fits perfectly, looks good and of course perfect color match. Here's a link to some pictures:

http://www.svrider.com/photoalbums/wm.php?pid=443&mode=normal

http://www.svrider.com/photoalbums/wm.php?pid=442&mode=normal

Iansv
28-06-04, 07:55 PM
Anyone have any pics of the Art or NWS Hugger? Managed to break mine today :roll:

So looking for a new one...

Cloggsy
28-06-04, 08:11 PM
I'm still waiting on my ART one :roll:

http://www.clivegoodwin.dsl.pipex.com/art_hugger.jpg

I got told last week it would be delivered in 5 to 8 working days (they were waiting for the laser cutters to finish the alloy parts)... The also owe me a new seat, 'coz they managed to split mine whilst it was in their care...

Not a very good advert is it :?:

Iansv
28-06-04, 08:18 PM
Nah not a good advert.....

Saw the site pic, wanted to see it on a bike as most catalogue pics looks pretty ****e..... can't see any i like

Had oem suzuki one b4, will just go without one for time being

New front wheel is a bit more important... :D

splke
29-06-04, 07:22 AM
I'm still waiting on my ART one :roll:


I got told last week it would be delivered in 5 to 8 working days (they were waiting for the laser cutters to finish the alloy parts)... The also owe me a new seat, 'coz they managed to split mine whilst it was in their care...

Not a very good advert is it :?:

What a crock mate i hope it is the dogs when you get it :evil:

uthaug
30-06-04, 04:39 PM
I'm still waiting on my ART one :roll:

I got told last week it would be delivered in 5 to 8 working days (they were waiting for the laser cutters to finish the alloy parts)... The also owe me a new seat, 'coz they managed to split mine whilst it was in their care...

Not a very good advert is it :?:

Cloggsy, keep us posted because that Art hugger looks really nice :D

Cloggsy
30-06-04, 05:28 PM
Cloggsy, keep us posted because that Art hugger looks really nice :D

Will do :wink:

The Polarbear
30-06-04, 08:41 PM
I had my earwax hugger fitted when I bought the bike from dealer although they didn't mention that it wasn't a Suzuki one that were going to fit. Only found out when I collected the bike although don't think it was a huge problem being earwax as it looks great however I was peeved as they fitted it so it touched the right side if tyre and by the time of my first service it had started to mark the tyre (not in a dangerous type of damage but it would have become risky eventually. :!: My Thundercat riding girlfriend warned me not to go too fast on acceleration until it was corrected and at the first service I complained and the dealer fitted a spacer and it is now ok. :P

Mark C
01-07-04, 09:03 PM
I had a hugger fitted by the dealer which was a Pyramid one as they claimed not to be able to get a Suzuki one for a K4. It is crap to say the least so will be keen to see how other people get on with different makes before I change mine.

It has been on a month and already has stress cracks in and chunks missing plus the brackets that hold it to the swining arm on the right side are to big so had to be packed out to stop it sliding around.

In summary it was a real waste of cash.

H-Gerickemark
10-10-04, 04:31 PM
hello,


just a quick word to say that be careful when ordering skids huggers,
i was led to believe that a skidmarx 2003sv hugger would fit a k4, but it DOES NOT, the rear brake hose clip will not line up with it.

If you order one speak to alan at skidmarx and he will sort one out ( I sent mine back he had a new one made up)

Mr Toad
12-10-04, 10:51 AM
I too have a Pyramid hugger - carbon fibre, so not cheap
Unfortunately I believe it's for a K3 model, which is slightly different from the K4, so the damn thing rubs on the corner of the toolbox.

So the corner of the toolbox is wearing away, as is part of the hugger :cry: