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Hmm,

The nws stand appears to be £60 odd quid more than the abba one. Not sure if i can spot exactly where the £60 quid has been spent..

Thanks for that, I saw that picture on your website. It's a bit of a close up though & I was really looking more for an overall bike photo to get a better sense of scale.. Anyway, I think I have hijacked this thread enough for today, so without further ado & back on topic: 2004 BCR? worth it...

We do a rear shock absorber protector in carbon fibre (of course). It is just a much taller version of the OE shock guard. Personally I think the hugger does a much better job Thanks for the link. I like the idea of the extended shock protector. I agree that a hugger will do a much better job of ke...

Harry wrote:its a lot cleaner without pillion pegs in the way. Removal is fairly popular if the missus is a 'no show'.

She is and it is the second thing on my list once i collect the bike. The first being to ride it back with a stupid grin on my face.

Sorry to hijack this thread, but are there any other options than fitting a hugger? I like way the back wheel looks without any clutter around it and i think that getting a hugger will spoil the effect. I do appreciate though that the hugger does a very good job of keeping the shock clean. Is there ...

What! You are getting 230 Miles to the tankful! Er, yes. But don’t forget I’m talking about a RS not an S. So the tank is bigger as standard, 23L compared to 18L on the S. How much extra fuel you cramming in there? Dunno, as I try not to let it get completely empty. :wink: I think the most I have b...

Did the same thing to mine last weekend it now pisses petrol out of the overflow at rate of knots :cry: Hate to admit it, but I did the same to my 1100R (it shares an identical filler thingy). Same problem. :cry: Did you both adjust the overflow pipe? If not you may want to read this. First section...

Works a treat. Since I did it I have been able to fill the tank all the way to the top of the neck without having to wait for the fuel to settle. Either one largish hole or a few small ones around the circumference should do the trick… Below is a pic from my r1100rs. http://www.brownshouse.plus.com/...

My R1100RS: 54360M

38160 of those in two years. (daily commute)

Sorry if this has been discussed before (i did do a search) but can anyone tell me if anything like this is available from somone in the uk?

there appears to be one for sale on ebay, here.

Seller is in Yorkshire, current bid £81