Protecting the bike
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Protecting the bike
Well, here in Denmark I cant afford to insure my bike against damage caused by myself. It sucks, but thats life.
Have you guys some good advice on how I can protect it against taking too much damage if an accident should happen?
Crash bobbins etc etc aint that used in Denmark, so have little experiece.
BTW, its a '98 'Blade.[/align]
Have you guys some good advice on how I can protect it against taking too much damage if an accident should happen?
Crash bobbins etc etc aint that used in Denmark, so have little experiece.
BTW, its a '98 'Blade.[/align]
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RE: Protecting the bike
You can buy crash cage bars that mount on each side of the bike. They look ugly though. Or you could go with frame sliders.
Not too much you can do in the way of crash proofing a bike. Just ride safe.
Not too much you can do in the way of crash proofing a bike. Just ride safe.
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