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Tail tidy in various colours finishes for the street triple.
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Monday, 28 March 2011
Friday, 18 June 2010
tail tidy for triumph street triple 675 r
A few weeks back i made an attempt to do a diy job on the triumph street triple 675 R rear end. After trying for a while i gave up but continued to search for alternatives.
I came across the Rizoma bracket today which i must admit looks good heres the info.
Rizoma license plate brackets for the 07> Triumph Street Triple. Rizoma has introduced a unique and very versatile License Plate Bracket. Each license plate bracket is constructed of anodized black aluminum and shock resistant Derlyn.
The many features include:
* Adjustable Inclination - the angle in which the license plate hangs can be adjusted, exposing more of the license plate or less, depending on your tastes. This also helps fit the license plate bracket under the tail and top of the tire, for better clearance.
* Adjustable height - the bracket is adjustable up or down to also help with clearance issues.
* Adjustable width between turn signals - the included turn signal brackets adjust in and out to spread the turn signals further apart for better visibility or bring them in closer together for a tighter looking tail.
* License Plate LED Light - all states require your license plate be illuminated, so why not do it in style? Rizoma includes a removable LED license plate light.
* License Plate Sizes - each kit includes brackets for the license plate sizes of most countries, 157 x 157mm, 175 x 130mm and 146 x 69.5mm.
* Reflectors - all states require a rear-facing reflector. Rizoma includes a removable reflector in all kits.
I came across the Rizoma bracket today which i must admit looks good heres the info.
Rizoma license plate brackets for the 07> Triumph Street Triple. Rizoma has introduced a unique and very versatile License Plate Bracket. Each license plate bracket is constructed of anodized black aluminum and shock resistant Derlyn.
The many features include:
* Adjustable Inclination - the angle in which the license plate hangs can be adjusted, exposing more of the license plate or less, depending on your tastes. This also helps fit the license plate bracket under the tail and top of the tire, for better clearance.
* Adjustable height - the bracket is adjustable up or down to also help with clearance issues.
* Adjustable width between turn signals - the included turn signal brackets adjust in and out to spread the turn signals further apart for better visibility or bring them in closer together for a tighter looking tail.
* License Plate LED Light - all states require your license plate be illuminated, so why not do it in style? Rizoma includes a removable LED license plate light.
* License Plate Sizes - each kit includes brackets for the license plate sizes of most countries, 157 x 157mm, 175 x 130mm and 146 x 69.5mm.
* Reflectors - all states require a rear-facing reflector. Rizoma includes a removable reflector in all kits.
Thursday, 20 May 2010
TRIUMPH STREET TRIPLE 675
Well its 70 degrees in the UK today and it would be great to get out for a ride if a little warm.
I'm loaded with a cold and feel crap.
Been cleaning the bike just for something to do also i stripped down the rear end just to take a look at a diy job for a tail tidy.
Looks to be a difficult job a lot of plastic and metal if i come up with an idea ill post on here.
The only tail tidys ive seen so far are R&G and ERmax if you come across any others please comment cheers.
I'm loaded with a cold and feel crap.
Been cleaning the bike just for something to do also i stripped down the rear end just to take a look at a diy job for a tail tidy.
Looks to be a difficult job a lot of plastic and metal if i come up with an idea ill post on here.
The only tail tidys ive seen so far are R&G and ERmax if you come across any others please comment cheers.
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