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Progrip/TechSpec airbox protector

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submax

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Hi all,

I'm getting a new airbox for my XB12Ss and am thinking about adding a protector to help keep it from scratching. Maybe something like a Progrip (http://www.motorcycle-superstore.com/4861/i/pro-grip-tank-pad) or TechSpec (zhttp://www.twistedthrottle.com/techspec-gripster-set-for-buell-xb12x-ulyssess-xb12ss-stt-lightning-snake-skin). I did some searching for folks using these on their Buells and found some info, but not a lot of recent discussion. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks!
 
Another +1 for techspec grips. I have them on every bike I own and haven't looked back. Also after a couple years in the Vegas heat they have not moved at all.
 
Thanks, all!

In looking at the techspecs page, they only seem to advertise for the airbox and frame grips. Did you just buy material and cut out the buckle protector yourself? That is really the part I'm most interested in.

Fatty...I'll look into the Hammergrips as well. I guess the only real issue is that I would need to do the whole template thing. Anyone else on a Buell using them?
 
I have it on my Harley, fairing, bags, tank, etc. Does a good job. Only thing I don't like is it is real hard , if not impossible, to get boot scuffs off. And bugs on the fairing don't come off easily either.

Bruce
 
Thanks, Bruce! I'd only be getting the pieces for the airbox, so I don't think boot scuffs will be a problem. :D Was it difficult to apply? And, does it come off without damaging the plastics?
 
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