Wet Bum Mod

Started by Justo, March 26, 2010, 02:31:56 AM

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Quote from: JetTest on April 06, 2010, 06:09:09 AM
And I thought the whole idea of the tail-chop was to remove all of that plastic permanently attached and hanging below the back of the seat.....
Well... you're right it kinda is.  But if you kept all the stock components then, should you find yourself riding in a climate where its constantly raining, you could refit for some rear-end weather protection....
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Nibor

Quote from: JetTest on April 06, 2010, 06:09:09 AM
And I thought the whole idea of the tail-chop was to remove all of that plastic permanently attached and hanging below the back of the seat.....

aaaaaaaaaaahahahaha i was just thinking that, looking at those pics ;D

Scooter Montgomery

What about this thought; Have a piece metal or plastic (same size as license plate) that mounts to the back side of your license plate  to the two lower screw holes in your license plate with bolts and wing nuts. When you get stuck in the rain you remove the metal/ plastic piece and flip it around and remount it, so you would be lengthing the license plate. Kind of like a mud flap attached to the plate. Not sure how much it would help but it might.

Bob
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Quote from: Nibor on April 06, 2010, 06:12:33 PM
aaaaaaaaaaahahahaha i was just thinking that, looking at those pics ;D

Personally I'm a firm believer in the less-is-more faith. If you look at my bike you can see I've taken off the side pods, rear hugger, seat cowl, crank case breather and belt covers. And if I could I'd get rid of turn signals, lights, mirrors, exhausts, speedo, etc... I'd be happy to.

The tail chop definitely looks better and cleaner than the 748 plastic I put on, but this is the best compromise for me so far. Attaching a piece of metal or plastic to the license plate when it rains and then taking it off might work, but it's not my kind of fix.

Cheers, and keep the good ideas coming.
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JetTest

And I was really not trying to be critical. If you give 5 guys the same problem you will get 5 different solutions, most of which will have merit.

Scooter Montgomery

How about a rain suit?
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Betty

Just get one of these ... I mean, lets face it - either way you are accepting defeat [laugh]

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Justo

Quote from: Betty on April 09, 2010, 09:38:07 AM
Just get one of these ... I mean, lets face it - either way you are accepting defeat [laugh]



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um.

no.

Gawd thats ugly.

A) its a scooter
B) Its a car
C) seriously what is that!!!!???

The plastic piece which is size of license plate is winning me thinks. Easy. practical. And only ugly in the wet. lets face it, who looks good wet anyway. Actually don't answer that.

[thumbsup] Bob
09 Black Ducati 696