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new 'zorst on the RS

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Evening ladies and gents,

Just replaced my bike's ugly BMW stainless steel 'zorst with this nice carbon fibre piece of loveliness from the southern German speaking lands:

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Sounds a bit fruitier too.

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NICE ..... hooligan :P
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Defo an improvement, but I reckon might look even better if chopped to half-length (a la Two Brothers)

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Paul,

Nice. Have you finished the SatNav mount you created. That looked a pretty cool piece !
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Very nice Paul, I think that style and colour really looks good on your RS :lol:
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Re: new 'zorst on the RS

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Paul wrote:Evening ladies and gents,

Just replaced my bike's ugly BMW stainless steel 'zorst with this nice carbon fibre piece of loveliness from the southern German speaking lands:

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Sounds a bit fruitier too.

Paul




That looks bloody good!..... :thumbleft:
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Hayden wrote:
Paul wrote:Evening ladies and gents,

Just replaced my bike's ugly BMW stainless steel 'zorst with this nice carbon fibre piece of loveliness from the southern German speaking lands:

Image

Sounds a bit fruitier too.

Paul




That looks bloody good!..... :thumbleft:
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Thanks for the positive comments. I would add that it's much less of a faff fitting a new end can to the RS than it ever was fiddling with the underseat cans of the R1100S!

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andy griff wrote:Paul,

Nice. Have you finished the SatNav mount you created. That looked a pretty cool piece !
Hi Andy,

Yes I did. It's still holding up well! Full write up is on the R1200RS forum

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Re: new 'zorst on the RS

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Paul wrote:Evening ladies and gents,

Just replaced my bike's ugly BMW stainless steel 'zorst with this nice carbon fibre piece of loveliness from the southern German speaking lands:

Image

Sounds a bit fruitier too.

Paul
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