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Noel McCutcheon

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Just fitted heed crashbars (bunker) and new s10 hand guards larger in size no heated handlebar grips needed now hopefully.

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Been out and about for 3h today... Past the 400 mile mark.. 

Soon to hit the first service 😁

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On 12/13/2019 at 5:09 PM, Peelt7 said:

Just fitted heed crashbars (bunker) and new s10 hand guards larger in size no heated handlebar grips needed now hopefully.

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Why did you prefer that ones instead the hepco & Becker, Yamaha, touratech, etc.

That heed's seems good, the only thing i'm wondering is, that bars don't have the horizontal bar conecting the left and right bars, like the Hepco & Becker but with 250 € we can buy the upper and lower bars and the headlight guard and taths good...

If u can please share why did you choose the heed ones.

Thanks

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Ordered this rack with soft luggage plate from bumot, and no, I don’t know how much it weighs, with a view to re using my monsoon 3s. The handles either side looked a little higher to keep the bag off the exhaust,so close, more thinking required. Anyway, oxfords this week, had enough of my 8 quid mitts, they work great, summer gloves on, waterproof....but, well you know. 650 miles, service all done 118.00 squid. BRAAAAAAAAP, WOW, like Shet off a shovel,such USEABLE power, a complete joy to ride, I’m loving this bike😀

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7 hours ago, Lupan said:

Why did you prefer that ones instead the hepco & Becker, Yamaha, touratech, etc.

That heed's seems good, the only thing i'm wondering is, that bars don't have the horizontal bar conecting the left and right bars, like the Hepco & Becker but with 250 € we can buy the upper and lower bars and the headlight guard and taths good...

If u can please share why did you choose the heed ones.

Thanks

Hi Lupen my reason for going with heed is they are fixed to the frame at 4 points each side the bike with 8 bolts 16 in total plus 1 bolt joining each side which to me make them very strong. The crash bars are 25mm dia so not to heavy with plenty of paint on them.They are extremely well made and at £179.00 to your door are a bargain and also I like the shape.

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On 12/15/2019 at 5:32 PM, Greener said:

Ordered this rack with soft luggage plate from bumot, and no, I don’t know how much it weighs, with a view to re using my monsoon 3s. The handles either side looked a little higher to keep the bag off the exhaust,so close, more thinking required. Anyway, oxfords this week, had enough of my 8 quid mitts, they work great, summer gloves on, waterproof....but, well you know. 650 miles, service all done 118.00 squid. BRAAAAAAAAP, WOW, like Shet off a shovel,such USEABLE power, a complete joy to ride, I’m loving this bike😀

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Woaaa ! ... That luggage rack looks like a proper decapitating apparatus. I would keep a safe distance behind you    lol

I was looking at the Bumot one with a topcase.

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Anyone fitted the R&G crashbars to share a few pics? They don't have many in their website. I am thinking of the lower motortek or the adventure-spec ones...

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The Heed ones are a nice option since they offer them with one bag on each side...

They have a nice bashplate as well not so good looking but more protective than others..too many options to choose for the Tenere 700 already...I am waiting a reply from Heed regarding the weights of their products. I will report back.

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Just bolted on the bars for the top Case( is incredibly hard to find “offline” m8x65 mm screws that aren’t countersink)  , I’m waiting for the Case and the adapter plate , so I just used an ktm plate as a mock up 

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sorry for the extremely messy garage , I’m In between Projects .. 😂

 

 

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On 12/16/2019 at 8:32 AM, Greener said:

Ordered this rack with soft luggage plate from bumot, and no, I don’t know how much it weighs, with a view to re using my monsoon 3s. The handles either side looked a little higher to keep the bag off the exhaust,so close, more thinking required.

 

 

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Just wondering whether you have found a solution to fitting the Monsoon 3's?  I'm hoping to achieve the same thing when my bike arrives.  Thanks.

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Installed lextek levers for mt-07...

There has been multiple talks about this and most people advise against Chinese levers (most stuff is made in China at different levels of quality).. So I went and ordered these levers from a UK company lextek... The finish is very nice and the feel they give while riding is much improved over the stock ones. 

Paid £32 delivered.. Happy days for me.. And in black with black adjusters. 🤩😎

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59 minutes ago, al700 said:

Are the levers foldable and adjustable?

Adjustable only... Not foldable  🙂

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I took mine for it's first service today, they also fitted Yamaha risers while it was being done.  

 

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Then as it was already dirty just from riding 35 miles on roads to the dealer I decided to ride back home on some easy off road tracks.  This was my first time off road on this bike and it was ace, so smooth and easy to ride.

 

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Please excuse the 1990's top box, it was handy today to keep my trainers and other stuff 😀

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2 hours ago, boboneleg said:

I took mine for it's first service today, they also fitted Yamaha risers while it was being done.  

 

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Then as it was already dirty just from riding 35 miles on roads to the dealer I decided to ride back home on some easy off road tracks.  This was my first time off road on this bike and it was ace, so smooth and easy to ride.

 

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Please excuse the 1990's top box, it was handy today to keep my trainers and other stuff 😀

Awesome Bob.

 

That last picture looks like somewhere in Spain or similar, not old blighty! Looks great and I can't wait to off road again on mine.

 

Rich

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Hi, I have change severals things

 

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Ajustable and folding Levers

Mirror Folding and more tall tham original

GPS support home made

 

 

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20 hours ago, Canomball said:

Ciao, ho cose da cambiare sul serio

 

poggiapiede

 

Specchio pieghevole e tham più alto originale

 

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22 hours ago, Adi Torpan said:

I also started working on a motorcycle 😎

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Hi. What is the function of the wire in the picture?

 

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1 hour ago, Bror said:

Hi. What is the function of the wire in the picture?

 

for this

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On 1/19/2020 at 9:08 AM, Adi Torpan said:

I also started working on a motorcycle 😎

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Have you considered any luggage solution yet?

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