belly pan for vtr 1000

does any one here know of a place where i could get a belly pan for a vtr
vtr 1000 ? im in melb but i don't mind ordering it in from wherever, and
also this might sound like a noob question but but do you usually have to
get these things painted the right color your self ?

ta

 

X-No-archive: yes
wayne kerr wrote in message ...

Or you could just paint the rest of the bike in undercoat to match!
Clem
(always glad to help)

 

I,ve pleaded and begged you not to be helpful Clem and you still won't
listen
I have no alternative but to say Goodbye.

 

http://www.amcmotorcycles.com.au/en-gb/total.html

 

Nick, he can't see you lalalalalalaal


but he can see me

 

cool thanks thats what i was after, hopefully i can get one in the right
color


wayne kerr

 

I cant hardly see any of these bastards, what with their bloody
X-No-archive: yes bollocks! :-/

 

Gday all,

Gelong Carbon Craft (http://www.geelongcarboncraft.com.au/) on the
Gold Coast do good work. There's quite a bit of their gear on my
Firestorm. All good gear - good fit and finish of all parts. Credit
for that goes to it's previous owner, I must admit.

Actually, I've just checked out their website, and it seems that I'm
actually doing some advertising for them!!! Check out
http://www.geelongcarboncraft.com.au/items/item356.htm ! HAHA! I feel
so special!

If you go the carbon route, you'll need to decide to either need to
paint it to match the rest of the bike (not an issue if you've got a
black bike, I suppose), or put a clear coat over it. I seem to
remember that the epoxy resin used to hold the carbon fibre together
breaks down under UV light / sunlight. Can't recall the exact details
unfortunatly, except that you need to get a protective/clear coating
sprayed on.

Good luck!

Matto
(...doing his happy dance now...)

 

yeah it looks good , the prices here are OK there
too , now to decide weather to go the carbon fiber or the fiberglass route

 

Sssh everybody; he hasn't figured out we're only doing it on messages where
we're calling him names!

 

The onboard lap with David Jefferies is about the only bit I've
watched so far, but its bloody awesome. 15 minutes of stone walls
whipping past at 200+ is pretty absorbing viewing, and DJ's
understated commentary "The front end comes up a bit here" [screen
full of horizon] is classic. Just do what I did, force SWMBO to watch
it too ;-)

Ash.