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These are custom made one-off's as on my previous bike. Designed to give some real protection. Thick aluminum plate covered with black plastic sliders. Design by Kari.

 

http://www.kolumbus.fi/koivupiha/hw2005/sideview.JPG

 

Always wondered why these type of sliders are not available commercially ...

 

br, JuhaV

Guest DOUGDANGER
Posted

Easy to make from alu flat bar. I used my stock ones for the inside profile and drew the outside to what I wanted. Drill press, bandsaw, file, and less than 3 hours including layout.

 

Rj

PRETTY DAM NICE

DD

 

Please feel free to post other offerings

http://www.sportcyclepacific.com/

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THESE ARE PRETTY SLICK, BUT CAN'T FIND THEM

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WHERE CAN I FIND THESE, THE LINK DOES NOT SHOW THEM.

THANKS DOUGD. :oldgit:

It used to under featured items, but maybe they don't sell them anymore???? :huh2:

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I have got a set on my champaign lemans from paulimoto racing that I picked up from myers ducati I think there made by some guys out west, but the cool thing that I really liked is that they are red inodized and match the other red anodizing on the bike and look much better than the stock silver.

 

Walt Bowen

Atl. GA

 

 

Alt.Guzzi, do have a pic? Definately would like some red anodized guards for the Scura.

Guest Mattress
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After getting the rossopuro ones , all others seem to me as a waste of money at least in terms of protection.

Worth every cent.post-1677-1171240082_thumb.jpg

 

Kinda looks like a roller skate, but I bet it works good. Just as long as you don't go down so hard you snap the bolts. But I guess that is what crash bars are for. (heavier and maybe not so nice looking, although I don't mind them)

 

I'd like to install the crash bars for the V11 because I'd also like to mount some stuff to it, like horns or maybe decorative flags like those Harley guys.

Posted

After getting the rossopuro ones , all others seem to me as a waste of money at least in terms of protection.

Worth every cent.Guards.jpg

All others are like a boob without a nipple :lol:

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Kinda looks like a roller skate, but I bet it works good. Just as long as you don't go down so hard you snap the bolts.

I think a nice thing about the design is that if the bolts bend or snap, the skate wheel should lie between the valve cover and road, protecting the fins.

Presumably the wheel will also have more impact absorbing capabilities than billet aluminum.

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