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hovis 18-09-06 08:24 AM

crassh bung problem
 
i am wanting to fit crash bungs to my 99 sv650s with lower fairings BUT i can not see the holes were they fit. i know where they go but the fairings cover ithttp://upload4.postimage.org/1171460/svside.jpg as you can see on pakrikuks bike (sorry 4 nickin a pic of your bike pat)he could get to the holes,so the bungs that fizzwheel said will fit ,wont
http://upload4.postimage.org/1171473/Banner_13.jpg

mybee my bike has been crashed & the fairings have moved but i dont think so
i have not got a camra to post a pic but will try to lend one later

:? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? :? im very confused

svrash 18-09-06 08:32 AM

You need to cut the fairing to fit some of the crash bungs, the old style R&Gs need the fairing cut

The new style R&Gs don't IIRC :wink:

hovis 18-09-06 08:40 AM

but, should my lower fairings cover where you fix the bungs to , ican only see about 20%of the fixing place,so i dont think any bung with a streight bolt will fit???

fizzwheel 18-09-06 08:42 AM

Thats the old style. bung.

The new bungs mount differently and clear your lower fairing.

northwind 18-09-06 09:15 AM

The ones in the photo are CBR600 I think?

exduker 18-09-06 12:33 PM

Not sure if there's any frame differences between your '99 and my '02 but view this thread to see picks of how mine mounted

http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.php?t=28575

These are the "new" R&Gs (or at least they were last year when I fitted them).

Hope this helps.

hovis 18-09-06 12:47 PM

i think it will work,its the bracket sets it back a bit

SpankyHam 18-09-06 01:57 PM

bloody hell you didn't want to buy my bike but now you want yours to look like mine :lol:

I had to cut the lower fairings. Only took be 5 mins for both sides & looks good.

hovis 18-09-06 02:19 PM

i was waiting for that :oops: ...but it was a bit far away

hovis 18-09-06 02:25 PM

patrick, it does not look like you have cut the plastics,it looks like a good job....


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