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Chrome dress up kit for engine finns.
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No. I also think they are butt ugly. EdAm I the only one who thinks those are butt ugly?
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No. I also think they are butt ugly. EdAm I the only one who thinks those are butt ugly?
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Photo number 3 shows it in its full - er - "glory". I think it's only the ribbed ignition cover that's for sale though.
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They do not line up with the cooling fins at all. They are spaced differently and stand proud of the engine to allow air circulation. As a taller than average rider, I can appreciate the desire to have something between my knees and the hot engine, though these particular ones seem to be a bit low to work really well. For the most part, I would rather remove things from the bike than add to it.Definitely hideous! Are they supposed to go on the ends of the fins, or inbetween them? If the latter, won't they block air flow?
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Incorrect (not a lot of tongue-holding in this thread, for example) and also missing my point, while taking the time to make a pass at me.We all hold our tongues, thats why I didnt comment in your pink thread. lmao
I'm just saying, this person is looking for a somewhat rare part, and there's not a lot of helpful feedback. The negativity is totally unnecessary.
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and a paint job.
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Come on mate, he asked for help to find a part, if all you have is criticism maybe keep it to yourself. Mostly this forum is a very helpful environment.Three people posted links. What do you want them to do, place a set in his hands? You post something on forums you are opening yourself to opinion and criticism. You need thicker skin......
and a paint job.
These were a reasonably popular period part, i don't particularly like them either, but I don't feel the need to rubbish someone else's decision, to each his own....
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