Rolling refresh -oil line mod S2R 1000

Mr Gazza · Today, 05:05 PM

It's all looking very smart and clean.
I note that your oil line curves up to the cooler. I'm sure that the wrap under lines I fitted have got right angled fittings at the bottom to shoot them up to the cooler from where the guide is.
I did note when I bought them (from a Hypermotard I think?) that there were several variants
I did away with the wire guide and improvised with some cable ties, but I think I'll have a go at bending up a custom guide from stainless wire.

I'm sorry that you had to resort to bending one of the brackets on the guard David. I go to a lot of trouble to pack them with a tight fitting piece of wood between the brackets to prevent exactly that happening in transit.
I note you've had it 3 years, so maybe it's had a knock in storage?

Thanks for the compliments though.
I still have plenty of guards and I now supply stainless screws to mount them, as some of the original screws are a bit challenged for length.

Still available here.http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/s...er+stone+guard

Today, 05:05 PM	#1
Mr Gazza Lord of the Rings Join Date: May 2013 Location: Norwich Bike: M900sie Posts: 5,957	It's all looking very smart and clean. I note that your oil line curves up to the cooler. I'm sure that the wrap under lines I fitted have got right angled fittings at the bottom to shoot them up to the cooler from where the guide is. I did note when I bought them (from a Hypermotard I think?) that there were several variants I did away with the wire guide and improvised with some cable ties, but I think I'll have a go at bending up a custom guide from stainless wire. I'm sorry that you had to resort to bending one of the brackets on the guard David. I go to a lot of trouble to pack them with a tight fitting piece of wood between the brackets to prevent exactly that happening in transit. I note you've had it 3 years, so maybe it's had a knock in storage? Thanks for the compliments though. I still have plenty of guards and I now supply stainless screws to mount them, as some of the original screws are a bit challenged for length. Still available here.http://www.ukmonster.co.uk/monster/s...er+stone+guard __________________