Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

Bad luck mate - hope you haven't broken too much!

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

Crikey, sorry to hear that. On a positive note, mine will be here on Sat (sorry)

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

Just a wee thought, I've got an '06 SV650N and stole my housemate's KTM 950SM (also '06) black Handguards to see how they look (see attached).

Now I've seen these in a KTM dealership (near croydon) for £30 +vat.

or you could try http://www.dirtbikebook.com/acatalog...andguards.html

http://www.eurotekktm.com/select_opt...productid=2882

http://www.ams4ktm.co.uk/shop.php?product_id=2252

http://www.ktm.com/index.php?id=248&...149&isotype=20

http://www.thornesuperbikes.co.uk/pr...=6000207910030

Just a thought, although I'm counting every penny as I just bought a '58 S40 R-design Sport-in Black Sapphire- I know, I know, but it does look good next the Black SV!!!

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

Fortunately it was just a bent bolt as expected, I unscrewed it, hammered it straight, and it's as good as new.

It wasn't even on ice or anything equally spectacular, just a lapse in concentration as I was rushing to park up in Church St carpark.

Had just got off and it leant away from me just a fraction too much and that was it, over it went. Managed to hold it all the way down so it wasn't a full on drop, I think that's why I've got away with a few scratches to the RHS crash bung and the bent bar end.

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

I have ordered my hand guards from them today and found the guy I spoke to v helpful.

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

Here are some pics:
http://www.lazymanc.com/images/handguards/IMG_0068.JPG

http://www.lazymanc.com/images/handguards/IMG_0069.JPG

http://www.lazymanc.com/images/handguards/IMG_0070.JPG

http://www.lazymanc.com/images/handguards/IMG_0071.JPG

http://www.lazymanc.com/images/handguards/IMG_0072.JPG

http://www.lazymanc.com/images/handguards/IMG_0073.JPG


Hope that helps.

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

Thanks!

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

Ordered mine off ebay yesterday and fitted them today. The instructions are a bit poorly laid out but I got it all together and tried it out in the cold.

My fingers were still getting painfully cold after about 90 min at 3'c but I'd say they're a reasonable improvement, maybe doubling the riding time.

Shame about the increased width though, i've only got about 1mm left to get the bike through the back gate and up the slope (scuffed 'em already). I wonder if I could do without the spacers?

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

hi guys these things looking good,can i ask tho is there any clearance problems steering wise

Re: Handguards for a faired pointy
 

The guards touch the dash, but it must only be by a couple of mm as if you push the bars a bit harder they eventually reach the stops.

I think I read elsewhere that you can move the levers inwards to compensate. The steering lock still works.