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  1. thebiglad

    thebiglad Old fart, still riding !

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    #21 thebiglad, Oct 18, 2016
    I did mate and they were excellent.
     
  2. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    #22 crispey, Oct 18, 2016
    Do they fold in when you clip things, like car mirrors?
     
  3. steve lovatt

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    #23 steve lovatt, Oct 18, 2016
    I'm trying not to clip things at the moment!
     
  4. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    #24 crispey, Oct 19, 2016
    It's always good to set yourself new challenges!
     
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  5. thebiglad

    thebiglad Old fart, still riding !

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    #25 thebiglad, Oct 19, 2016
    They're attached on a ball-joint, so they will pivot if you clip something
     
  6. steve lovatt

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    #26 steve lovatt, Oct 19, 2016
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    #27 steve lovatt, Oct 21, 2016
    Latest "add on" - Triumph fly screen off ebay.

    2016-10-21 15.41.17.jpg
     
  8. crispey

    crispey crispey creme de la creme

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    #28 crispey, Oct 21, 2016
    You've too much money and time mr lovatt
     
  9. steve lovatt

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    #29 steve lovatt, Oct 21, 2016
    Not anymore!
     
  10. MickEng

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    #30 MickEng, Nov 23, 2016
    Hi Steve,
    Could you tell me where you got your fork gaiters from.
    I am planning to fit some at the same time as fitting some progressive springs to my 2012 cast wheel Bonnie.

    Regards,
    Mick
     
  11. steve lovatt

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    #31 steve lovatt, Nov 23, 2016
    Hi Mick
    Yes, I got mine off ebay I think they were £18.99 but I can't find the exact link.
     
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    #32 MickEng, Nov 24, 2016
    Thanks for the prompt replies Bikerman and Steve.
    Can't say I particularly like the look of the plastic stone guards, they have to go!
    I just wanted to make sure that I got good quality gaiters that don't perish or split.
    I would rather pay a few extra quid than fit shite but don't want to get ripped off either.
     
  13. Tigcraft

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    #33 Tigcraft, Nov 24, 2016
    Does the fly screen work Steve?
     
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    #34 steve lovatt, Nov 24, 2016
    I agree - I never liked the look of the stone guards and I fitted fork gaiters to my T100 as one of the first jobs. These seem a good quality, the rubber feels quite thick but supple so they should be OK.
     
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    #35 steve lovatt, Nov 24, 2016
    Yes mate - it is slightly lower than the Dart flyscreen I had on the T100 but it still takes most of the wind impact off your chest so that riding along at motorway speeds is a bit more relaxing. I also like the fact it bolts directly to the headlamp and the regulator below so that there is no movement in it.
     
  16. Tigcraft

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    #36 Tigcraft, Nov 24, 2016
    Er, bolting? Remember our trip to the 'bolt shop'!! Heh heh
     
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    #37 steve lovatt, Nov 24, 2016
    I've always made sure my nuts were tight after that little episode! :rolleyes:
     
  18. MickEng

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    #38 MickEng, Nov 24, 2016
    Went on e-bay last night and hey presto!
    One set of new boxed OEM gaiters for £30 incl. P&P. Well chuffed!
    Plan is to fit them next Saturday when I fit the new Hagon progressive springs along with new fork oil.
     
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