Finally got the gaiters fitted !!
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I haven't really looked yet but how much should a good set of gaiters cost? Nash sells them for $45 ,
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You can get the triumph gaitors for less than 20 I think.They're super easy to install if you've got a lift.Just make sure they fit a 1970 Triumph and the internal diameter is 2"
I haven't really looked yet but how much should a good set of gaiters cost? Nash sells them for $45 ,
I just replaced and internally wired my barsand relocated my directionals this pastweekend.I got it done in a nose to the grindstone 8 hours. It helps to be an electrician with the wiring end.
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thanks for the answer - parts guy at my local the other day gave me good suggestion - remove tommygun heat shield and heat paint the pipe black, reinstall heat shield. what do you think?
thanks for the answer - parts guy at my local the other day gave me good suggestion - remove tommygun heat shield and heat paint the pipe black, reinstall heat shield. what do you think?
Anyone done that yet ???
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I would like to have the pipe black instead of gold under the openings in the heat shield. I don't think any high heat paint would hold up (I maybe wrong??) I have my bike in photoshop with the opening blacked out and it looks good.
anyone have an idea how to do this and have it hold up?
anyone have an idea how to do this and have it hold up?