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almost a month now, and here's what Ive done. Calsci windscreen (GREAT screen, btw. wind goes up just over the top of the helmet. If I put my hand above the screen and follow the breeze back it's perfect! No buffeting even with an open face); SW Motech engine guards, footpegs and brackets - also excellent, imho.; BMW hard bags - what can I say, BMW engineered them; pigtail plug to wire up my TomTom gps - snap to install and works perfectly; and Hornig rear fender hugger. An interesting piece. Once I interpreted the "interpreted" instructions from Germlish and found that a U-Slice is a mangled interpretation of "washer"... all was well. Don't know if anyone has this - so posting photos. Easy install - two bolts.

Now... lights and a soft top bag and I gotta quit for a while!
 

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post pics of the other mods, or whole bike please!! thanks.
:D Everybody knows what the cases look like - but here's the screen and the crash bars. kinda hard to get a shot of the GPS hookup but it looks factory - plugs into the front auxiliarry jack on the bike. came from TouraTech.

the shot of bikes (blue one is my son's SV650) was taken at a joint called Cherry Pocket Steak & Seafood Shack on the shores of beautiful Lake Pierce in middle-of-nowhere Florida - we got there early or the lot would have been full of bikes. :cool:
 

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I like that rear huger better then the "carbon fiber" is out there.
Can you share the link to buy it.

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Hey, Hoshiko. I got it from A&S BMW. They don't stock it, but ordered it for me from Hornig, which was cheaper than buying it direct and having it shipped from Germany. Arrived pretty quickly - less than 2 weeks. They advertise it as "in primer" but it has a gloss black finish as you see. Frankly I was not that impressed with the paint job, but the size and shape of the thing I think will provide better blockage of water and road gunk. Nobody can see it under the BMW side cases anyway. I think the Puig is probably better finished but looked too short to me. Hornig sells others, too.

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http://www.motorcycleparts-hornig.com/BMW-R-1200-R/Carbon-Fiber-GFK/Rear-Hugger.html
 

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Leo Vince

Well, another whole month has gone by and the only new mod is the Leo Vince pipe... Photo posted somewhere else here as I recall...

Anyway, I'm off for a "re-repair" of the fuel strip on Saturday. Great gas mileage! Guage has been on dead empty for the past 500 miles or so! :eek:

Next mod is probably going to be bar risers. I just can't bring myself to pay the $100-200 for the risers, another $100 for a longer brake cable, and probably another $100 to have the brake cable installed. All for a mod that "might" help make the upper back a little more comfy on long rides.

later

Bob
 
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