My DRZ400s - work is now complete
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david a hall
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Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
Sump guard was on it but I thinks it's CRDdavid a hall wrote:Where is the sump guard and hand guards from?
Hand guards were off eBay similar to the Zeta guards but more than half the price
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*Touring Ted*
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Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
Looks nice..
Those racks seem VERY beefy though. Almost like they were built to take Aluminium heavy boxes.
But they're the last boxes you'll want on a DRZ though. They don't have the power or the subframe to handle them.
Off anywhere nice ?
Those racks seem VERY beefy though. Almost like they were built to take Aluminium heavy boxes.
But they're the last boxes you'll want on a DRZ though. They don't have the power or the subframe to handle them.
Off anywhere nice ?
Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
Cheers Ted*Touring Ted* wrote:Looks nice..
Those racks seem VERY beefy though. Almost like they were built to take Aluminium heavy boxes.
But they're the last boxes you'll want on a DRZ though. They don't have the power or the subframe to handle them.
Off anywhere nice ?
I have soft bags but wanted the option to put my Ardcases on
Trips will begin next year
Just a couple of outings later this year to Wiltshire / Salisbury Plain and a weekend up in Scotland
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Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
Very nicely done Paul (thumbs)
I can promise you my one won't be anything like that :whistle:
(thumbs)
Steve T
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I can promise you my one won't be anything like that :whistle:
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ZEN DOG
He knows not where he's going, for the ocean will decide
It's not the destination . . . . . . . it's the glory of the ride
He knows not where he's going, for the ocean will decide
It's not the destination . . . . . . . it's the glory of the ride
Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
Cheers mateySteve T wrote:Very nicely done Paul (thumbs)
I can promise you my one won't be anything like that :whistle:(thumbs)
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Have you got something to tell me Steve?
DRZ400?
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Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
Looked at one last night. Lady owner put it away "wet & salty" some time ago, so you can imagine what it's like, finish wise. Battery is dead, so not heard the engine running. Chain is a rusty hoop, sprockets are brown furry things.
I'm popping out to see it later - hopefully to hear the engine running and to actually try out the seat for height - you know me Paul, Mr "Broken-Knee-Short-Arse"
Steve T
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I'm popping out to see it later - hopefully to hear the engine running and to actually try out the seat for height - you know me Paul, Mr "Broken-Knee-Short-Arse"
Steve T
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ZEN DOG
He knows not where he's going, for the ocean will decide
It's not the destination . . . . . . . it's the glory of the ride
He knows not where he's going, for the ocean will decide
It's not the destination . . . . . . . it's the glory of the ride
Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
Stan's was lowered when he got his so he might still have the lowering linksSteve T wrote:Looked at one last night. Lady owner put it away "wet & salty" some time ago, so you can imagine what it's like, finish wise. Battery is dead, so not heard the engine running. Chain is a rusty hoop, sprockets are brown furry things.
I'm popping out to see it later - hopefully to hear the engine running and to actually try out the seat for height - you know me Paul, Mr "Broken-Knee-Short-Arse"![]()
Steve T
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Other than that some bar risers and pull the forks up through the yokes
You'll be fine
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pinball1008
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Re: My DRZ400s - work is now complete
I think Johnnyboxer has just taken lowering links off the one he's bought.Paul-S wrote:Stan's was lowered when he got his so he might still have the lowering linksSteve T wrote:Looked at one last night. Lady owner put it away "wet & salty" some time ago, so you can imagine what it's like, finish wise. Battery is dead, so not heard the engine running. Chain is a rusty hoop, sprockets are brown furry things.
I'm popping out to see it later - hopefully to hear the engine running and to actually try out the seat for height - you know me Paul, Mr "Broken-Knee-Short-Arse"![]()
Steve T
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Other than that some bar risers and pull the forks up through the yokes
You'll be fine
Not all those wandering are lost
