Hugger

[zippythehog]

Does anyone have one on their 1050?

How much does a hugger for a 1050 cost?

Manufacturers?

Thanks,
Zip

[boghopper04]

Triumph website

[Stampy]

I put the standard Triumph one on mine 3 x star bolts and your done 2 minutes work. Can't remember the price, Worth it though keeps a lot of crud off your shock.

[rifleart]

I've got one on mine (Triumph carbon), was quoted NZ$264 (US$200) for a regular hugger, which is what I asked for.
However, they put a carbon one on by mistake (when I picked up the new m'bike) so the dealer said I saved NZ$300 (US$226) on that. :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D

As said, saves getting a lot of stuff in your shock area, and, someone said recently on the forum, helps keep your legs dry in the wet.
Looks easy to install as stampy said. :upthumb:

Hey stampy, BTW....got my seat cowl yesterday from JL, is great

[ This message was edited by: rifleart on 2007-06-19 14:58 ]

[zippythehog]

Thanks all,
The day is fast approaching.....

Zip

[Stampy]

Hey good stuff Rifle, Did you get your Lightguards Ok?? I'll be ordering the Bellypan in a couple of weeks from JL's :upthumb:

[dr_gallup]

I think this Shift-Tech hugger/chain guard is a better value than the Triumph items and very well made.

[Stampy]

Very nice, But happy enough with the standard item.

[rifleart]

On 2007-06-19 19:40, Stampy wrote:
Hey good stuff Rifle, Did you get your Lightguards Ok?? I'll be ordering the Bellypan in a couple of weeks from JL's :upthumb:

Yup, stampy, got the light guards and they're on. Look good. :-D

[Dax]

Hi,

here is one made of aluminum.

Sorry that the text is in German. if you want more infos about it you can contact Sabine from this shop. She speaks English.

I think it looks good.....

Aluminum part