Undertray / eliminator - pics / suggestions required
#12
Really liking the look of this one I've found on E-bay , love the twin round tail lamp layout.
Has anybody used this particular brand before? Wondering what quality is like....
eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace
Has anybody used this particular brand before? Wondering what quality is like....
eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace
#13
Really liking the look of this one I've found on E-bay , love the twin round tail lamp layout.
Has anybody used this particular brand before? Wondering what quality is like....
eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace
Has anybody used this particular brand before? Wondering what quality is like....
eBay - The UK's Online Marketplace
#16
#17
to be honest my lock moves too! I bought my undertail used on ebay so it didnt come with instructions. I did the best of what I could do. You're suppose to reuse a metal clip that you take off from your stock fender that holds the lock in place. I find that even after you put the clip on with the new undertail it still moves. I just used some duct tape for now to keep the metal clip from spinning inside when I turn the key to open it. I think once i paint mine, I'm going to use some heavy duty glue to keep the metal clip in place.
#18
to be honest my lock moves too! I bought my undertail used on ebay so it didnt come with instructions. I did the best of what I could do. You're suppose to reuse a metal clip that you take off from your stock fender that holds the lock in place. I find that even after you put the clip on with the new undertail it still moves. I just used some duct tape for now to keep the metal clip from spinning inside when I turn the key to open it. I think once i paint mine, I'm going to use some heavy duty glue to keep the metal clip in place.
#19
I dont see that really being a problem. You do get crud under there, but I constantly clean my bike. You would have to do some serious riding to get a lot of crud up there, and the chances stuff hitting your key hole would be slim. I'm thinking of getting a rear hugger to see if that helps direct the crud from flying up to my undertail.
#20
I dont see that really being a problem. You do get crud under there, but I constantly clean my bike. You would have to do some serious riding to get a lot of crud up there, and the chances stuff hitting your key hole would be slim. I'm thinking of getting a rear hugger to see if that helps direct the crud from flying up to my undertail.