| Author | Message | ||
     Redscuell |
The inner airbox comes off without tools, but the outer intake cover does not; so I've made the outer removable without tools by using American Sport Bike seat pins. Pics:   The 'leash' with split pins is unnecessary when using the inner airbox, which I do; but I've used the leash anyway on the front pins. Likely to try the pins on the lower screws that retain the front fairing; and on the r/h radiator pod cover, the better to check the coolant level (for the life of me I can't see the oem coolant [pale yellow] through the viewing port inside the r/h pod). | ||
| Froggy |
Interesting, I might steal that idea, I like to swap my tank bag between bikes, and this would be easier than moving the buckles around. Or I could just buy spare buckles.... | ||
| Nillaice |
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| Bobbuell1961 |
nice idea, froggy good luck on the spare buckles, they where on the list, tried to order some but i was too late | ||
| Red93stang |
Nice idea red! You still have the noid! Avoid the noid, doesn't it drive u nuts? Sorry off subject. | ||
| Carbonbigfoot |
Where'd you get the eagle for the gas cap??? I love it! R | ||
| Sparky |
Red, great idea! Reminds me of the muscle cars with lift-off hoods. They almost always have a metal "shoulder washer" on the hood so that the clip doesn't dig into the hood material itself. Or do you have plastic washers?  | ||
| Dammitquikgentry |
Where'd the american flag gas cap come from? | ||
| Redscuell |
The eagle is from eBay Germany; not worrying about metal washers because the intake cover is a flexible plastic and doesn't scratch like a metal hood did in the 60s; the 'noid has never given me trouble, perhaps something's different on the 09s like mine. | ||
| Brumbear |
cool idea now denoid that beast  | ||
| Xnoahx |
Palmer products carries them. They are a sponsor http://palmerproducts.auto.officelive.com/buellxb12x.aspx (Message edited by xnoahx on December 02, 2009) |
