Has anyone on here removed the rear shock adjuster bracket?, i take it, it won't affect the frame at all as far as strength or anything?
Is kind of in the way and just wanted to check before i cut the welds :scratch_one-s_head:
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I don't think it would effect the frame but it is doing no harm. I would just clean it up and paint it. You might find those bolt holes handy sometime.
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Other idea is make a box to bolt to it for storage ? Or a plate for relays etc..
George
To be honest, its in the way for getting to the hagon shock adjustment
Cut it off. Trev from facebook here. You can't escape me. :P
Yah chopped mine. One of the many things I've done that have reduced the weight of my bike. And clean it up a little. Since it's so under powered. It's @ least 45lbs lighter than stock.
All sorted now, lot better access, Hello Trev ;)
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Now get rid of that air box...........
George
Quote from: movenon on March 10, 2014, 09:37:11 AM
Now get rid of that air box...........
George
Unipods and shorter dog bones are the next two jobs :good2:
This is it so far, genesis front and rear, remus 4into 1, blue spots, new saddle, hagon shock
eventually it's unipods, cbr mirrors, dog bones, larger oil cooler and eventually a respray
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