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Old 02-05-2008, 08:54 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Wink D9's DG RELO BRACKET

I am new to the forum, purchasing a 2007 Black Bonnie in Nov. After lurking for several months I contacted D9 aka Seth regarding his relo bracket. I purchased one , all black anodized, received it this AM and assembled it in about 1 hour. I can say without reservation that the workmanship , directions and professional conduct of Seth are beyond reproach. I consider him to be honest, accurate and considerate and would recommend this kit to anyone who is considering such an item for their Bonneville. I am 58 yrs young and have spent most of my adult life working in a technical environment . I believe anyone is capable of handling this mod. Publicly, Thank you Seth. Craig
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I am new to the forum, purchasing a 2007 Black Bonnie in Nov. After lurking for several months I contacted D9 aka Seth regarding his relo bracket. I purchased one , all black anodized, received it this AM and assembled it in about 1 hour. I can say without reservation that the workmanship , directions and professional conduct of Seth are beyond reproach. I consider him to be honest, accurate and considerate and would recommend this kit to anyone who is considering such an item for their Bonneville. I am 58 yrs young and have spent most of my adult life working in a technical environment . I believe anyone is capable of handling this mod. Publicly, Thank you Seth. Craig
Beat me to it, din'cha? I assembled Seth's kit last weekend, and was blown away by the quality of the parts and instructions. I've designed all kinds of weird special machinery, optical and medical instruments for nearly 40 years, so I look at everything I buy through the designer's eye. Seth's relo kit is absolutely first class for design and execution.
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yup, and yes, this thread is useless without pictures.
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Smile D9 is Da Bomb!

I have to agree with this and all previous posts regarding Seth's technical skills and professionalism topped off with overall coolness.

I got the D9 Lay Flat Bracket about a month ago, but finally got it installed. The fit, finish, instructions, all top-notch. Seth even went above and beyond by helping me source some additional parts that I needed to complete the install since I didnt have the complete tach kit.

And just so I dont get blasted for no pics heres a couple to satisfy the crave. I'll post more when I get a dry day above 40.

Oh yeah, I took for a quick beer run and I swear the bastage is faster.





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Appreciate the feedback... thanks guys!
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I think the true value of this forum, is that it gives us access to artisans of Seth's calibre.
& I'd just to add my thanks & appreciation, for the work & effort that I know he's putting in to perfecting the ultimate Scrambler bracket.
I'm honored that he values my opinion enough to send me photo's of the proto-types, for comment.
& when I finally do settle on a design, it's going to be one of my most prized mods, due the personal touch involved.
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what we need now is an ignition relocation bracket which is less space age than the LSL!
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