) but would help to see some pics if possible. Im looking at getting ones with a stud fixing and want to avoid buying yet another part that goes straight in "cant use bin"... 
Cheers
sef
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sydduckett
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Would anyone be good eneough to post pics of how they fix their rear pegs to series 3 outriggers. Have had some good advice (you know who you are ) but would help to see some pics if possible. Im looking at getting ones with a stud fixing and want to avoid buying yet another part that goes straight in "cant use bin"...
Cheers
sef
) but would help to see some pics if possible. Im looking at getting ones with a stud fixing and want to avoid buying yet another part that goes straight in "cant use bin"... Cheers
sef
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have you actually ridden far with your feet back there ? I found it too far back for me, so went this way :
using kawasaki pegs, some bits of GSXR hangers, homemade brackets and Scooter Loopy John exhaust clamps on engine mounts.
using kawasaki pegs, some bits of GSXR hangers, homemade brackets and Scooter Loopy John exhaust clamps on engine mounts.
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Love that scooters look, Im not using them for rear sets but for pasenger feet as dont have rear running boards. will let in the panels to take the pegs when folded up.
Ta anyway
sef
Ta anyway
sef
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ah, gotcha. then might be better getting some round ones, more versatile in the positioning. And space them far enough out so that they don't clash on the panels when folded up...sydduckett wrote: ...for pasenger feet as dont have rear running boards...
sorry no pics
cheers, I'm quite fond of it :bigsm:sydduckett wrote:Love that scooters look
at the remembrance ride ? I rode back to thetford with some guys from essex/suffolk way. What were you on ?rbgaz wrote:that scoot above was with us last sunday wasnt it ?
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it's a UJ from a model boat, as per my suggestion in your thread recentlylee b wrote:sorry to go off subject,but i was lookin at the petrol tap.what joint is being used to join up the lever??
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ah, just re-read that. careful you don't take too much from the panels that they are not held slightly under tension [as happens when they are against the buffer on the strut], otherwise they may fall off! or are your panels a tight fit anyway...sydduckett wrote:will let in the panels to take the pegs when folded up.