Triumphrat

Ephtriple · 12-15-2005

For those of you interested in some PLASTIC parts for christmas...I just like the look of the flyscreen

Captain_Rat · 12-15-2005

Wow, they finally came out with more products (for the 955 as well as the 1050). They definitely make parts with character. But their website with those small, low-res, pictures has always driven me crazy.

Capt.

[ This message was edited by: Captain_Rat on 2005-12-15 18:47 ]

Captain_Rat · 12-15-2005

The other thing is that I can't imagine that the fairings with the signals inside of them would be legal here. It looks (again from their crummy pics) that you could only really see the signal if you were coming head-on to the bike.

Capt.

MrZed · 12-15-2005

Wonder what their prices are? I dig the belly pan & would like a fly screen (that one looks pretty cool - maybe I need to look into making my own as that one isn't quite what I have in mind).

Captain_Rat · 12-16-2005

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Wonder what their prices are?

I don't know if this will help, but it could give you some idea of pricing.

I looked into these guys in July of 2004 and asked what parts (and prices) they had that would fit my '02. Here's what they had back then:

Painted colour matched standard undertail : $189
Unpainted : $109

Painted colour matched lower fairing : $309
Unpainted : $199

All of the other stuff at the time would only fit the T509 or T595.

Capt.

[ This message was edited by: Captain_Rat on 2005-12-16 08:17 ]

auraaura · 12-16-2005

I just requested some prices. I'll post when they reply.
Pretty cool looking stuff. Pictures are indeed a joke, though!

DwarF · 12-16-2005

allrighty, those are all badass. Whether they fit your taste or not, it is badass that someone has released this type of stuff for the 1050!

I think I would put the front signals on the forks I had those radiator cowls though.

BelgianTriple · 12-16-2005

IIeeeuuww

ugly as hell ! Maybe the rear mudguard but the rest is too much Japanese manga style.

This is an english bike and needs english stylish parts not french plastic kitsch !!

SprinklerHead · 12-16-2005

I like the undertail, but I dunno about the other stuff. I don't like how the hugger sits over the stock chain guard.

bikeordie · 12-16-2005

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On 2005-12-16 13:03, SprinklerHead wrote:
I like the undertail, but I dunno about the other stuff. I don't like how the hugger sits over the stock chain guard.

yeah, me neither. but i suppose you could always cut the stock chain guard just before the hugger ends... you wouldnt see it and it would still mount. but then no chain guard.