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I have the CF TBR cans & I love them, they sound boss! My neighbour hates them, but he can go & boil his head!

I haven't a clue I'm afraid. I do have the same brand (Warrior) shorty levers & I must say that so far I'm fairly impressed with them. They've only been on a month or so, but the quality is good & they're certainly heavier than my stock, which I was quite surprised at. I did need to...

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Ahh plums, sorry. Try this one. Failing that, Google; Warrior lever protectors, Demon Tweeks. They're a UK based company, not far from me actually. Warrior ProTech Lever Guards | Demon Tweeks

Like these bad boys? Warrior ProTech Lever Guards | Demon Tweeks

They do indeed. Not by a lot, but does make them a bit more "neighbourhood friendly". Bike still sounds good too, though not as good as without. ;0) Hope this helps.

Thanks mate. I thought about shooting a light coat of paint in there too. Will explore the avenues you have kindly pointed out. Thank you.

Hi everyone, Just wondering if someone can help me with one a query please? I've managed to change the fork seals, oil & steering bearings on my bike. Not something I look forward to doing again, but ho-hum. Before I re-assemble, I've got some corrosion on the inner surfaces of the...

Daft idea, please ignore this post! I've answered my own question.

Hi everyone, Whilst I have my bike stripped & prepping it to do the head bearings, I figured I'd treat her to some new fork seals & oil whilst I have it all apart & out. Don't when it was last done, if ever. Again I've watched some videos on the task & feel that it's not beyond my skill...

Cheers dudes, much appreciate the tips & advice. :thumbup:

Hi everyone, This is my first post since the year turned so, Happy New Year to you all!! At the end of December my FZ6 was due in for it's MOT, which it passed, but with an advisory concerning "notchy steering head bearings". Not a problem! I have done extensive research into the...

Dunno, I always thought it was quite a common threshold height to help stop water getting in, no? Our front door is the same. In fact, most of our neighbours' are too. Haven't tripped over it yet! Jinxed it now huh. ;0)

Thanks everyone. Some very good ideas here. I'm sure I'll come up with something decent. With the right tools & a little bit of nouse, anything can be achieved. ;0)

Cheers dudes. Yeah I kinda do that already but with the two pieces of sheet steel that are in the 2nd photo. It does work, I just don't have a great deal of 'run up' room for a long ramp though ;0( What you can't see from the photo is a conservatory about 7ft from the entrance to the...