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New Stuff on it's way - Part 2.

Looks awesome mate . ur making me heaps jealous.........:thumbup: Im thinking its time u put a walk-around on you tube :D

Not a bad idea...will wait for my Bellypan & Seat Cowl before i do that, as bike will be finished then.....Yay! Bank balance may recover from severe belting i have given it.

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ur making me heaps jealous.........:thumbup: :D

You... And the rest of us...lol. Does look great now.

My little addition today, finally got sick of lugging around a backpack, so got myself an Oxford Tank bag.
38 Litre, the bag zips off of the magnet base and can be used as a backpack (if needed). Small removeable bag (bum-bag),
a pocket on each side. The thing is also expandable, pretty happy.

:)
 
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You... And the rest of us...lol. Does look great now.

My little addition today, finally got sick of lugging around a backpack, so got myself an Oxford Tank bag.
38 Litre, the bag zips off of the magnet base and can be used as a backpack (if needed). Small removeable bag (bum-bag),
a pocket on each side. The thing is also expandable, pretty happy.

:)

Man it looks like you could get the kitchen sink in there, what's it like in terms of comfort, or restriction of movement...i have found that the Bagster tank bag can get a bit restrictive when expanded.
 
You... And the rest of us...lol. Does look great now.

My little addition today, finally got sick of lugging around a backpack, so got myself an Oxford Tank bag.
38 Litre, the bag zips off of the magnet base and can be used as a backpack (if needed). Small removeable bag (bum-bag),
a pocket on each side. The thing is also expandable, pretty happy.

:)

Same bag i had till i got the ventura , i gave that to my bro-in-law..... Doesnt really suit the Ninja , tho im not gunna tell him :D They are a excellent bag and hold heaps..:thumbup:
 
Rang the spraypainter today and my hugger is all primed ready for painting tomorrow :cheer: then into the bakehouse for 3-4 days at around 34 degrees :D :D

COOL, Cant wait to see it all done. Hey i am about to cut my hugger, what do you guys reckon would be the best thing to cut plastic with???
 
Man it looks like you could get the kitchen sink in there, what's it like in terms of comfort, or restriction of movement...i have found that the Bagster tank bag can get a bit restrictive when expanded.

hehehe, looks big in the photo, not that big on the bike.

I sit "back" on the seat, so I can put the bag near the back of the tank, and no real restriction at all. Only rode home from Maxi's with it, so no real test with it yet.

He asked me how I heard of the shop, I dropped your name Jamie, and he immediately twigged when he looked at my bike and saw it was a fizzer.
Gave me a nice discount on the Draggins and bag too... $20 off, so I'll go back and see him again.

:)
 
If you can find one, a \"coping\" saw would be the best shot I think. It's a hand saw, so no melting and it has a very thin blade (like a hacksaw, but much smaller).
The Coping Saw
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Cheers, off to the hardware shop soon!

Ultimately , 1 of those Dremmell tools.... U know those things that look like an ingraver...... Or a very fine coping saw....

I have a rotary tool set, with cutting blades, which i used to do my Airbox, but that was a bit agricultural...

hehehe, looks big in the photo, not that big on the bike.

I sit \"back\" on the seat, so I can put the bag near the back of the tank, and no real restriction at all. Only rode home from Maxi's with it, so no real test with it yet.

He asked me how I heard of the shop, I dropped your name Jamie, and he immediately twigged when he looked at my bike and saw it was a fizzer.
Gave me a nice discount on the Draggins and bag too... $20 off, so I'll go back and see him again.

:)


Yes everytime i go there, he comes out to meet me, and we ultimately talk Mods......and then some more about mods, as Jules has said, they are nice guys....and are very price competitive....

The best part about these tank bags is that they can be used as a back pack when you get off the bike, very convenient.

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If u cut the straps that go around the risers off u will never have any restriction worry's and the magnets are rated to 250km/hr or something stupid like that so it'll never come off :thumbup:
 
Just one thing to be aware of ,if you put the bag on the ground make sure you wipe the magnets clean.A mate scratched his tank one time coz of that .
 
Yeah,the one my mate had didn't have the flaps,he sat it on the ground when he filled the tank and forgot about the dirt,mind you this was quite a while ago,old model.
 
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