Fit issues with HMF cleared?
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RE: Fit issues with HMF cleared?
I just noticed on Thumpertalk Classifieds there is a a used FSW header for $60.00 and a used Mikuni 33 pumper for $200.00 from the same fellow. At $60.00 you could find a used 300 muffler and have everything for under a 100.00. That'sbargain Power.
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RE: Fit issues with HMF cleared?
ORIGINAL: CaptGeo33
HMF side View
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HMF side View
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RE: Fit issues with HMF cleared?
ORIGINAL: Nobrakes
Looks like plenty of room to grab just behind the hanger bolt - looks to be a good 1.5 to 2 inches of clearance judging from the photo.
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HMF side View
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HMF side View
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I know i've burnt myself on the stocker a few times.
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RE: Fit issues with HMF cleared?
I just found this on bike pics looks like he made a cut out in the side panel this might solve you problem.
http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/1050066/
http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/1050066/
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RE: Fit issues with HMF cleared?
ORIGINAL: sinkoman
I do wear gloves, and i'm sure you'll agree with me when I say that they aren't exactly heat resistant...
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Need some gloves.
Need some gloves.
http://www.rockymountainatv.com/prod...FamilyId=11540
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RE: Fit issues with HMF cleared?
ORIGINAL: Nobrakes
I'm kind of partial to these MSR gloves - just a simple soft leather enduro gove, they feel great and in your case would probably resist heat better than most mx type gloves which are usually covered with silicon or rubber. I've had the same pair for almost two years and while they are looking well used, they are still holding up well.
http://www.rockymountainatv.com/prod...FamilyId=11540
I'm kind of partial to these MSR gloves - just a simple soft leather enduro gove, they feel great and in your case would probably resist heat better than most mx type gloves which are usually covered with silicon or rubber. I've had the same pair for almost two years and while they are looking well used, they are still holding up well.
http://www.rockymountainatv.com/prod...FamilyId=11540
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