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LburtonL Senior Member

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New exhaust Two Brother black + fender elimator + Smoke LED Tail Light Brake Turn Signals + LED Turn Signals + BMC air filter+ Rocket black fairing guard set + Motive radiator grille

pic of those tomorrow bcz today lazy lol

I also order my black seat cowl from Japan and will be ship Canada ( bcz they don't ship here ), my mad bulldog tank pad, customTAYLOR33 High Intensity Reflective Rim Wheel Tapes, Alpinestars TG-P plus air jacket,Joe Rocket phoenix 3.0 pants

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Mine came in but I never put it on because I have to go over a bridge to go to work and I don't want to get ticketed for it.

I don't know what you mean by that, you didn't mount the plate??

In my necks of the wood (Pattaya) it's better to have a plate than none.

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Mine came in but I never put it on because I have to go over a bridge to go to work and I don't want to get ticketed for it.

I don't know what you mean by that, you didn't mount the plate??

In my necks of the wood (Pattaya) it's better to have a plate than none.

yes i haven't mounted the license plate. If the police stop me I'll just tell them I haven't got it yet!! Yang mai maa krap Edited by blackpanda
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blackpanda Advanced Member

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Forgot to make a video, look&sound great !!!

Tomorrow ....

I'm still looking at a few modification when I cameback from Canada I will stop at the Bikers shop BKK

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One of the bolts on the rear turn signals was installed backwards.

Where did you get the fender eliminator?

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mania Ruby Member

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One of the bolts on the rear turn signals was installed backwards.

Where did you get the fender eliminator?

Do you mean this one panda?

If so it is just a longer bolt or just has more thread showing

as the nuts are welded in place it cannot be reversed

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No those are fixed bolts welded to the body of the bike and hold the fender eliminator .

I was referring to the bolt that hold the turn signal. On the right

Ooops I see now

I think the difference is we "from the US"

call those nuts & the threaded shafts bolts

But yes I see those nuts are on backwards as the built on serrated face washer section should be against the plastic

These both left (slightly hidden behind another bolt) & right are backwards

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Yup you got it the one on the right. I'm not sure of what side that should be on the bike as the picture could be flipped.

Heheh you have good eyes I would never have noticed those were on backwards looking at the pic briefly

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Lol its only one side and I was looking at the picture with my iPad biggrin.png

Not that it matters but I am pretty sure I see the same hiding behind the bolt on the left

as you can see the threaded nut part is behind the washer not on top as it should be

or in other words the serrated washer should be against the plastic to serve its purpose

Speaking of the hollow bolts/turn signals that the wires for the Turn signals go thru.

The nuts with integrated washers on those are both backwards

I think they did so because the washer cannot fit next to the other smaller nut next to it.

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Forgot to make a video, look&sound great !!!

Tomorrow ....

I'm still looking at a few modification when I cameback from Canada I will stop at the Bikers shop BKK

:)

One of the bolts on the rear turn signals was installed backwards.

Where did you get the fender eliminator?

oups !!!

from BikerVillage but fix the plate inside

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This video is quite interesting, it's a comparison of CBR500, KTM RC390, Ninja 300 and CBR300

Also it compares various tires on a track.

I enjoyed that video. Interesting to see that around the track the CBR500 is pretty much the same as the Ninja 300 and the CBR300 is very close behind. this vid is a good plus for the CBR 300 and shows that it is excellent value for money. The tyre comparison was a bit of a waste of time as one says the Pirelli Rosso IIS are the best but then the next says they are the worst.

I'll not mention the KTM too much. Obviously a good bike but at the prices they want for it here, anyone that buys has more money than sense.

It's a shame the new R3 isn't available yet for this comparison as I suspect it may destroy all of the above. (except for long term comfort I'd imagine)

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blackpanda Advanced Member

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Looking for a radiator cover for this bike, any suggestions on where i could purchase one, want a red one if possible!!

Here is a Picture of what mine looks like H2C

Where did you buy it, please H2C is that a shop??

Any Honda dealer. H2C is the aftermarket brand for Honda.

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Anyone know where i can get a radiator cover for this bike, in red if possible??? Thanks in advance

Check k speed bangkok. I am sure they have it too.

Yeah I got mine at K-speed, I posted a pic on here about 2 pages back. However, the H2C one looks very nice and half the price of the Motive one by K-Speed!

They also have this shield in, which I am undecided over

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