Tank Protection

Discussion in 'Mods, Upgrades, Accessories and Products' started by Slim Ted, Jul 8, 2013.

  1. Slim Ted

    Slim Ted Active Member

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    Hi,
    My shiny black 2012 is starting to show scuff marks on the tank caused by my knees gripping the tank (when I may have overcooked it!).
    Whats the most unobtrusive protector you can get? Alternatively is there something you put on your leathers?
     
  2. Si.

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    Techspec gripster are very unobtrusive.
     
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    That looks very cool. You also have ASV levers with black adjusters (did you buy them seperatly, the adjuster I mean).
     
  5. MrB

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    I did yes
     
  6. sinewave

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    Techspec on mine too!

    IMG_0727.jpg

    Techspec C3.jpg
     
  7. Black

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    I've got defendall on mine and had it in since new. Black paint suffered badly on the 04 and 05 blades and not had a problem wi mine. You can still polish it up as well if you want.
     
  8. Dave V

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    Looks cool- or clear venture shield as another option, if you don't want to buy the kit various firms sell the film in rolls that you can cut to shape.
     
  9. simong81

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    Once fitting any of these options if you want to take them off do they come off ok without damaging the paint?
     
  10. Dave V

    Dave V Elite Member

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    I've never had an issue, use a hair dryer to warm the glue and peel off.
     
  11. jokeshopbeard

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    Certainly. A little heat from a hairdryer makes it much, much easier.
     

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