Empty's ride

[empty]

Finally got round to taking some pics after a bit of a clean today. No comments about downpipes, please, I know they are a state.

http://www.thebikereview.com/iup/get8.asp?ID=882

http://www.thebikereview.com/iup/get8.asp?ID=883

http://www.thebikereview.com/iup/get8.asp?ID=884

Braided lines, sorted brakes and new springs on the way......

Have hi res if anyone wants them (768k each).

Enjoy!

MT

[Ed]

Lots of elbow grease there!! Looking good. What sort of hugger is it?

[falc]

Yer nice and clean looking. Great example of a curvy Yellow :thumbsup:

Oh and ive seen worse downpipes, wouldnt worry :D

[creamerybutter]

Yer nice and clean looking. Great example of a curvy Yellow :thumbsup:

Oh and ive seen worse downpipes, wouldnt worry :D

Yea like mine :oops: Really need to sort those out.

[empty]

Lots of elbow grease there!! Looking good. What sort of hugger is it?

Yep, lots of elbow grease, wash + full wax (water now beading lovely in the rain).

Hugger, um, no idea, it came with the bike when I bought it and there are no markings on it as far as I can see. It isn't integrated with the chain guard, just protects the shock.

Anyone else recognise it?

[BURNER]

You could add a fender extender to help with the down pipe issue. I've noticed bike's without them have much grottier front pipes than those with.

Hugger looks like that pyramid one that attaches with zip ties, could be wrong tho :-k

[Quiff Wichard]

(I think ur right burner- I have that hugger !!..it has suited me fine..
and I have a fender extender and my down pipe maintenance has been much easier since....was one of the best 20 quids I have spent- stops that front cylinder missin in the rain too!!!!

[kwak zzr]

smaller plate sir? :twisted:

[hall13uk]

smaller plate sir? :twisted:
ooo yes suit you sir