Fitted crash bungs

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  1. Carl

    Carl Well-Known Member

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    Thought I would spend the morning fitting the seat cowl and R&G crash bungs, not a difficult job ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356963645.621760.jpg ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356963660.625930.jpg ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356963677.642339.jpg ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356963694.009007.jpg
     
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    cool, must get a set myself
     
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  3. Carl

    Carl Well-Known Member

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    My wife got discount at my local Honda dealer, £57 and they were very easy to fit, just needs courage! Lol
     
    #3 Carl, Dec 31, 2012
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    look good. i keep looking at the none drill type just dont know what to get ???????????:confused:
     
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    i've just been doing that right now haha
     
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    Looks good I want to fit bungs, but the fairing removal on the 12 blade is a sod to get back on right, I think I will have to bite the bullet and do it when it's warmer and plastics are more bendy !
     
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    Just out of interest, is there a template or something with the kit that marks where the hold needs to be drilled?
     
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    Easiest fairings I have ever took off on the 12 . Side panels 10 mins a side 1 little pozi screw a bit of a bugger by frame on inner air tube cover other than a doddle ImageUploadedByTapatalk1357051342.481247.jpg
     
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    them frame covers look good, where did you get them
     
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    eBay buddy jap performance 130 as I collected in Manchester . Fit really well almost snapped to frame little bead of clear silicone and they rock solid

    HONDA CBR1000RR CARBON FRAME GUARD SET CBR1000 CBR 1000

    http://bit.ly/UBibK0


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  11. Carl

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    On the 2008-2011 you don't need to remove the fairing, if you release it from the top it comes away enough to remove the engine bolts and screw in the threaded spike provided, you then refit the fairing and press it on to the spike, this makes a dimple as a marker. You then loosen the top of the fairing remove the spike, drill a pilot hole to ensure its in the correct position. Open out the hole and fit the bungs, it really is that simple.
     
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