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Pattern Rear Mudguard

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Tomb:
Hi Mick, this is where you've been, now I know why you haven't been on the XS1100 forum for a while. ;D ;D ;D ;D

Laverda Dave:
I have fitted a replacement rear guard from DSS and apart  from some minor cursing during the fitting stage it is of decent quality, the rear light bracket is central anyway.
The guard that came as part of the box of pits is of heavy gauge black fibreglass, ugly!

kettle738:
Hi, many thanks for all the replies.......I still have the XS1100......

now joined by a 4,100m from new CB400f which came from the same source as Ashimoto's haul;

I didn't realise until I was there buying the bike but I knew the old chap who'd died, his son was selling his bikes on and I had the good fortune to be first in the queue......the son was just like his dad, a top bloke.

I would post a photo of it......but the image attachment system is just incomprehensible

Mick.

Chris400F:

--- Quote from: kettle738 on December 05, 2016, 06:29:04 PM ---I would post a photo of it......but the image attachment system is just incomprehensible

--- End quote ---
Hi Mick,
I always add attachments which I have on my PC. If you have them there the system is pretty easy.
Just click on the bit below the reply box that says 'Attachments and other options'.
This will open a further bit of window headed 'Attach' where you can browse your PC to find the pic you want to attach.
To add more than one click on '(more attachments)' below the browse box and repeat.
Of course you may have file size issues (size limits apply) - this has been covered elsewhere on these forums, can't remember where right now.
Then we can see pics of your bike!

Is the 400 you are fitting (or trying to fit) the mudguard to the one from the aforementioned old chap?

kettle738:
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