That's what I've been considering doing, my heel plates are looking very tatty already.

Try again next week as minitwin-engineering.com will probably be packing up ready for snetterton this weekend. If you have any problems let me know.

Will dig through my spares bucket on Sunday and have a look. If I forgtet give me a kick early next week.

Thanks sid

Here is a better pic I also filled in all the holes with rubber grommets to tydy up the look of the hangers.

http://www.sv1000.inuk.com/images/fe...ewy/chewy4.JPG

Chewy! They the Business :)
That's why I'm trying to spare ones, so I'm not off the road while I polish them up (and now drill them as well :evil: ) Any chance of buying some of your grommets or a pointer to where I can get them?

I am sorting out the grommet kits now. I just need to get the swing arm pivot point ones right for the 650 then i will be adding the kits to my web site. All the others i have sorted. I will have a new donar 05 650 to play with tomorrow.

Excellent, cheers mate :thumbsup:

Hey Chewy,

How did you polish your healplates? I was thinking either a polish or a wire brush? I guess it will depend on what they are made out of? And did you just use a drill press and drilled them from the back? I amp hoping this is an easy mod I could do for little costs... ;) Thanks,

Mitch

After seeing Chewys heelplates I decided to polish mine over the weekend, I started off using a 600 grit wet and dry paper with plenty of water followed by 800, 1000, then finished off with a polishing kit, the results were a superb mirror finish, didnt have the confidence the drill them, might take them a machine shop to get them to do it.

Manxsv, do you know what material they are made out of? And one healplate, you need to remove the whole rearset, correct?

Mitch

what about these?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...955101418&rd=1