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26-03-06, 07:33 PM
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Definitive Hugger for K4?
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What a good site you have here! I'll use my first post to wade straight into a question.... Does the definitive hugger for the pointy exist? Is there to the world of huggers what fabbri is to screens? I need a hugger that looks good, but most importantly fits! My fingers are too fat for redrilling holes etc. I'm knocking about on a k4. Thanks chaps. |
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26-03-06, 07:57 PM
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Cidershark welcome to the site
Not sure that I entirely agree that a Fabbri is THE screen to have - I have got a Zero gravity screen, which I think looks the mutts, Also got the suzuki hugger which is a good fit (bit pricey though)  
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26-03-06, 08:16 PM
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Indeed your Zero Gravity screen does look the dogs danglies. Was it easy to fit?
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26-03-06, 09:31 PM
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Yep - pretty easy.
See here for lots more pictures of the screen:- http://forums.sv650.org/viewtopic.ph...t=zero+gravity Got mine from Crescent suzuki - they are doing them for about £65 at the moment I think
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26-03-06, 09:59 PM
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IMHO, the ART Carbon & Alloy hugger I had on my K3 was the best I've ever seen
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27-03-06, 08:01 AM
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Having taken styling cue from the pair of you I've plumped for the OEM hugger and a Fabbri screen. The Zero G does look good, but I've always been a fabbri fan).
A seat cowl should tidy the whole package methinks. MattSv, That hugger does look really good, thank for the top photos to help make my decision! Cloggsy, the Art hugger is a thing of.... errr... art. I would most definitely let the thing go to ruin through lack of polishing. The bikes a stunner though, nice mods. What crash bungs have you got on there? Cheers, Shark |
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07-01-12, 06:26 PM
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Re: Definitive Hugger
where did you get the cans from? looks awesome! how much are they?
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07-01-12, 07:05 PM
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Re: Definitive Hugger
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 They are Remus cans for Sv1000 Try here http://www.calsport.co.uk/SUZUKI/756...s/Remus/137509
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