Ss Hugger Chop

[stellio78]

Looked into buying a different hugger for my bike as the original is so huge but went with the chop for now. Tried to do it a little different to what I've seen other do, what do you think?

 

[xtremelow]

Looks better, but never cared much for the Shark fin tire hugger;smirk]

Did close to the same thing originally on my old Firebolt before I decided to drop the whole thing.

 

[DrogeN Omen]

looks good mate.

 

[Jornum1]

Looks good, but my $.2 is to follow the line from the tire hugger all the way down. It would flow a little better.

Looks clean they way it is though.

 

[Baal]

Clean enough! I'm not inclined to completely remove the hugger, so that's pretty good.

 

[dave_xb12r]

Looks good, but I dont like to ride the brake while in a full tuck.

 

[Padave]

Hey, what kind of tool did you use to cut it? I like the look - might have to follow suit!

 

[stellio78]

Hacksaw blade in the hand, file and then sand paper.

 

[AusXB12ss]

I did mine with a copping saw and then sanded, intend on taking more from above tyre first bit was a bit of a test

 

[xtremelow]

Looks good, but I dont like to ride the brake while in a full tuck.

Smart ass Dave, that was probably 2 weeks after I started riding and was almost as clueless as I am know about bikes

 

[stellio78]

AusXB12ss keep me posted if you chop more off your hugger. If it looks good I'll do the same, thanks.

 

[AusXB12ss]

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?o...70917&pid=3608901&id=733292050&oid=6980170917

Stellio, Check this out, it was done buy a guy from Victoria looks good.....[up]

 

[brandan86]

pretty sweet, might have to do something simular to my blast.

 

[stellio78]

That is excellent, thanks. I think I'm gonna do the same, apart from the belt guard bit which I've already done.

 

[stellio78]

Full view pic of the bike with the hugger chop after a clean and polish.