MCR#8 | Suzuki GS500 | eBay Levers | Removing Rear Pillion Pegs | Cutting the Front Mudguard
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- In this episode we complete several jobs. we install ebay cnc adjustable clutch and brake levers. we then cut off the rear pillion pegs supports or stays, to clean up the rear end. Finally we go freestyle and cut or trim down the stock front fender or mudguard to about half length front and back to give it a more cafe feel.
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I was surprised what a difference cutting out the peg stays made. Nice work.
Lol truth be told me too!!! Thanks Jeff always appreciate the support!
Awesome mate ..... Totally different looking bike after that work and it looks great
Cheers, its a great bike just only styled. Hopefully I can get it to look better
cant wait for next weeks vid mate. killing it !
Thanks man, im liking the idea of chopping the frame next week, can't wait, think it will improve the looks pretty quickly
Looks awesome man. I have similar levers on the Himalayan. They also have lever length adjustment as well as the levers themselves flipping up if I stack it. Though I have barkbusters.
Man, that front guard got chopped alright, ahahahha.
I’ve got some build videos to catch up on now that work has quiet ended down again.
These levers are surprisingly good i was impressed on the xvs650 so I will give them a whirl on the gs500 seem.just as good. Hope you are well!
@@iRidetas agree. Mine were a gift from a client. I love them!
Nip and tuck, plastic surgery and a bolt on (oila). Freezing in Adelaide also . That angle grinder makes short work.
Haha love the angle grinder, make short work of everything!!!! Cheers mate. Pretty happy with it so far
Cleaning up well. Looking forward to seeing how you hide all the electricery currently under the side covers.
My levers on the XV thou, which is in the kitchen, now look crap after seeing yours, are they from third gear?
And the guard's too long too, nothing the grinder can't fix tho, ay.
Grinder will fix anything mate!!! XV levers were just ebay cnc adjustable