quick silder question
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RE: quick silder question
Cutting a small 1 3/4 or 2 inch hole is much cheaper than replacing signals, mirrors or plastic. There are two common methods for making sure you get it right. My favorite is the laser lever.... if you screw this one up... hand over the keys to your bike because you're too stupid to ride.
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Cutting a small 1 3/4 or 2 inch hole is much cheaper than replacing signals, mirrors or plastic. There are two common methods for making sure you get it right. My favorite is the laser lever.... if you screw this one up... hand over the keys to your bike because you're too stupid to ride.
Cutting a small 1 3/4 or 2 inch hole is much cheaper than replacing signals, mirrors or plastic. There are two common methods for making sure you get it right. My favorite is the laser lever.... if you screw this one up... hand over the keys to your bike because you're too stupid to ride.
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I documented the process fairly comprehensively in the following thread:
https://cbrforum.com/m_55748/tm.htm
https://cbrforum.com/m_55748/tm.htm
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RE: quick silder question
I dont understand a lot of your jibberish, but you're going to have to cut the fairing using a hole saw. As far as I know there are sliders where you wont have to cut, but common sense tells me that they will not work as well.
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