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Offline andy168

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Crash Bars/engine bars
« on: March 05, 2010, 18:30:06 »
I looking for a set of crash bars/engine bars for my Vee 1000 K7 model

any recommendations would be welcome

Cheers

Andy
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Re: Crash Bars/engine bars
« Reply #1 on: March 05, 2010, 20:12:45 »
The three main types are Givi, Suzuki (sw-Motech) or Fehling

They are all about £100 new and its personal choice which you prefer the look of although I Live either the Givi or the Fehling

I have a set of Fehling bars that I have just re-painted black with Hammerite Satin finish which you can have for £45 including shipping if you wish.

my listing - viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3788

They have not been in a crash or anything its just they were silver and I wanted black - they come with all the fittings and retail for £99 plus shipping on Ebay, etc.

Lee
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Re: Crash Bars/engine bars
« Reply #2 on: March 05, 2010, 20:14:16 »
Take a look at these on e-bay 400047517484- I've got a set of these on mine in black,
I think they look better than the Suzuki ones.  They certainly are up to the job and they save my Vee from a load more damage when I came off. Dead easy to fit, I'd recommend them but it's all personal choice.
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Re: Crash Bars/engine bars
« Reply #3 on: March 05, 2010, 21:30:18 »
Quote from: "dogpuf"
The three main types are Givi, Suzuki (sw-Motech) or Fehling

They are all about £100 new and its personal choice which you prefer the look of although I Live either the Givi or the Fehling

I have a set of Fehling bars that I have just re-painted black with Hammerite Satin finish which you can have for £45 including shipping if you wish.

my listing - viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3788

They have not been in a crash or anything its just they were silver and I wanted black - they come with all the fittings and retail for £99 plus shipping on Ebay, etc.

Lee

Thanks for quick reply and the offer to buy your bars
I'll get back to you by Tuesday and let you know if I need them
I've to take my bike back to the dealers on Monday and try and get a problem with the bike sorted out
I'll try and get a deal for crash bars from them at the same time because the problem is of thier causing so may manage to get a deal on the bars

thanks
Andy
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Offline dogpuf

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Re: Crash Bars/engine bars
« Reply #4 on: March 06, 2010, 11:30:26 »
Quote from: "andy168"
I looking for a set of crash bars/engine bars for my Vee 1000 K7 model

any recommendations would be welcome

Cheers

Andy

I have had the three main sets of bars on my bikes

Givi bars on my KLV


SW-Motech/Suzuki bars on my yellow K3


and Fehling bars on my current Blue K2 - these are the same as the ones 'Eric the Viking' suggested


I hope this extra info helps your decision

Lee
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Re: Crash Bars/engine bars
« Reply #5 on: March 08, 2010, 17:50:10 »
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Offline andy168

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Re: Crash Bars/engine bars
« Reply #6 on: March 08, 2010, 20:29:03 »
Quote from: "dogpuf"
The three main types are Givi, Suzuki (sw-Motech) or Fehling

They are all about £100 new and its personal choice which you prefer the look of although I Live either the Givi or the Fehling

I have a set of Fehling bars that I have just re-painted black with Hammerite Satin finish which you can have for £45 including shipping if you wish.

my listing - viewtopic.php?f=7&t=3788

They have not been in a crash or anything its just they were silver and I wanted black - they come with all the fittings and retail for £99 plus shipping on Ebay, etc.

Lee


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