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Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154675

  • The Spanish Biker
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Absolutely brilliant idea and execution - you should make contact with Phil-in-France, an extreme bodger!

Meanwhile this looks just the right answer for the Beta Alp that I've just bought for Mrs Spanish Biker. Then we can make off into the Pyrenees for some wild camping - if we can find a dog-sitter; walkies anyone!

Alp1.jpg


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Simon


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Last Edit: 9 months, 3 weeks ago by The Spanish Biker.

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154677

Top notch mate.

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154681

Fantastic, i need some racks for my soft panniers but had one hell of a shock at the cost of them, this has given me ideas now, thank you.

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154706

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Ingenius!

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154748

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Great job ,men are in their caves bending bar as we speak

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154799



Top job, feels great when you acheive things like this at minimal cost.

BIG D

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154812

You have made a brilliant job of that.

A question about attaching to the bike. You put on the nylock, then put the rod through a hole that had a bolt in it before and threaded a bolt onto the end of the rod? Is that right?
YBR125 > KLE500 + KLE650 Versys Tourer

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154833

Just to report they're still holding up well, they've managed to be mistaken for steel on a few occasions. Good luck fellow farklers. And Throttled that's exactly it.
Happiness has 125cc

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154844

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Brilliant job, well impressed
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Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154845

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Top notch Farkling!

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154852

Well impressed and like others have said it get's you thinking.

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154893

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Freeloadeur wrote:
.... But, as I'm hose-sitting in France........


you want to be careful with that, it goes to your head eventually
Dave
Fareham, Hants.
i am not a cockerney, london is up north to me
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Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154949

davsato wrote:
Freeloadeur wrote:
.... But, as I'm hose-sitting in France........


you want to be careful with that, it goes to your head eventually


Oh very enema-tic
Happiness has 125cc

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 9 months, 3 weeks ago #154993

brilliant,

Re: Farkling with rubber tubing... 6 months ago #180193

Hi Freelaodeur, how are the bars holding up? I just saw this as you linked to it from another post and looks just the thing I need to keep my throw-overs from scraping my suspension. Have they bent with time at all?

Fantastic idea by the way!
"If you're tired of tea, you're tired of life." - Professor Elemental
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