[Opa]

Does anyone know where to get a Freak kit (or something similar)here in Europe? It's so ***** expensive to get it from U.S. to Finland!

Keep on ridin' !

 

[RoundSlide]

Well you don't necessarily need the freak to do the airbox removal, you can buy the K&N (or Uni if that's your preference) pod filters by themselves, what you would need to do then is figure out how and where to mount the starter solenoid, and then how to brace the carburetors from the back end. The freak is a way to: mount pod filters while still having some kind of mudguard, method of retaining the faux air filter covers, mounting the starter solenoid, and having a tool box. If the tool box and air filter covers aren't important to you, than you can improvise your own ways to have a mudguard and solenoid mounting point, while have pod filters. Good luck!

 

[Opa]

Hi! You are absolutely right. Why waste money for unnesessary parts. Thanks for opening my eyes!
Back to the garage!!! :hammer:

 

[RoundSlide]

Bear in mind also, the airbox can be removed intact from the bike, just jack the bike up and remove the rear fender then pull the airbox out and over the rear tire, that's one bridge you don't necessarily have to burn.

 

[firie9]

Haven't you seen the son of Freak, or should I say the ghetto freak? if not, here's the link to it. Just scroll down to the bottom. That's probably what I'll be doing some time.

http://www.bonnevilleamerica.com/forums/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=90184&an=0&page=0#90184


[ This message was edited by: firie9 on 2007-01-13 15:31 ]