Crash-bars for a TransAlp

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by gomez, Jul 17, 2005.

  1. gomez

    gomez Guest

    Should I bother? If so, which, if any, can people recommend?

    TIA.
     
    gomez, Jul 17, 2005
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  2. gomez

    entwisi Guest

    I've got Givi bars on teh V. Good quality and look like they would do teh
    business in a low speed spill.
     
    entwisi, Jul 17, 2005
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  3. gomez

    wessie Guest

    entwisi emerged from their own little world to say
    A mate has the Givi's on his 600c Transalp. He likes them. They double up
    as leg rests on long journeys.
     
    wessie, Jul 17, 2005
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  4. gomez

    gomez Guest

    You know, I was just thinking about that after a couple of hundred
    miles. More to rock my pelvis back and shift to a bit of my bum which
    is not yet numb. Mind you I am hoping that is more because my arse
    is a bit ring-rusty.
     
    gomez, Jul 17, 2005
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  5. gomez

    Pip Guest

    NP - wessie can sort that for you.
     
    Pip, Jul 17, 2005
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  6. gomez

    wessie Guest

    Pip emerged from their own little world to say
    I did think that he was unaware of who, or more accurately what, he was
    addressing when he typed that.
     
    wessie, Jul 17, 2005
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  7. gomez

    gomez Guest

    Not personally, but I prefer not to flag my feed lines as it scares
    the natives :)
     
    gomez, Jul 18, 2005
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