Aebrennan
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X-Nitro said:
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5d1738a7f814800001323a1b/t/5d3a635167b0de00017d0536/1564107848440/Light_Bee_Spare_Parts_Catalog.xlsx
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Sur-Ron - New Mid drive Bike
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X-Nitro
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https://stagmotorcycles.co.uk/pages/surron-lbx-parts-catalogue
motomoto
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I just wanted to show you guys a couple of ideas. I cut up an old CRF70 rear fender that I had in storage. I am thinking of
making a molded fender that would double sided tape to the stock fender which would add some length. Just clean the
top surface of the stocker and peel and stick. It would have to be bad ass tape but it probably exists.
Another thing I did was put on the front number plate that goes with the front fender kit that I just started selling. I am
a motocross dude so I am always trying to make it look more like a dirt bike. Sorry.
making a molded fender that would double sided tape to the stock fender which would add some length. Just clean the
top surface of the stocker and peel and stick. It would have to be bad ass tape but it probably exists.
Another thing I did was put on the front number plate that goes with the front fender kit that I just started selling. I am
a motocross dude so I am always trying to make it look more like a dirt bike. Sorry.
SlowCo
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elik1111 said:
Harley Davidson Chopper bars... :lol:
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https://www.sur-ronusa.com/product-page/protaper-aluminum-handlebars-with-a-3-inch-rise
I just put a KTM 85 front fender on my Sur-Ron X too, very happy with it, but the rear fender is next, still getting mud on my back. I made a mount from two stacked plates of 1/8 inch aluminum, tapped M6 for the four fender screws, countersunk through holes for the three Sur-Ron attachment screws. Not easy to make but not too bad either. Looks great, no more flying mud in my face.
SlowCo
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Unfortunately I only have 1 foot and just received the bar riser for my MTB as I'm 1,78 meter. No idea what that is in the non metric world :wink:
Those bars do look cool though!
Those bars do look cool though!
macribs
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motomoto said:
Hm if you got access to "plastic welder" should be somewhat easy to fuse those together with the correct bonding. If not there is always adding some fiberglass in between or even carbon fiber and resin. Tape? It will likely fall off and get lost?
X-Nitro
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Sunlite has some affordable handlebars.elik1111 said:Well, I meant to the handle bar))
https://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-MTB-Handlebar/dp/B0014VRGGU?th=1&psc=1
X-Nitro said:Sunlite has some affordable handlebars.elik1111 said:Well, I meant to the handle bar
https://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-MTB-Handlebar/dp/B0014VRGGU?th=1&psc=1
Thx, they look good enough.
Does anybody know how to remove the rubber handles without damaging them?
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air compressor, hair spray, spray lube..
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which of those do you have on hand?? air compressor.. blow the grips off using a nozzle tip.. hair spray.. pry up the grip slightly with small diameter screwdriver spray hair spray under grip, slippery when wet sticks back on when dry.. spray lube, same as hair spray but requires cleaning off lube after grip removal.. you can also just work them off by hand but it's a pain
Water works great too. Turn the forks to get the grip end pointing down. Gravity is your friend. Insert a small screwdriver under open end of the grip to get access. Use a syringe, squirt gun, or squeeze bulb to get water between the grip and bar. Massage the grip to work the water around. The grip will eventually slide right off.
I've found that rubbing alcohol works even better than water.
