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Hepco & Becker Engine Bars


crotchrocket

crotchrocket

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Hi All,

Do you think i could get these to work with the R&G crash 'bobbins' ?? Don't know why I'm thinking about winter already, but these hepco and becker bars would make a great mounting point for some additional running lights. At £130, there expensive but not extortionate. wonder if the front slider comes with it?



 
We were looking at these the other day whilst having a break from rebuilding a set of carbs off a triumph Sprint (pain in the arse and I don't recommend it lol)! They look like the ones from SW Motech for the Fazer. Worth a punt I guess...
 
would be handy if they folded out..............could double up as a,
picnic table
clothes dryer
ironing board
bird table
running boards to win over the harley poseurs..........why didnt they think of that?:confused:
 
MT account said:
would be handy if they folded out..............could double up as a,
picnic table
clothes dryer
ironing board
bird table
running boards to win over the harley poseurs..........why didnt they think of that?:confused:
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I'm loving the picnic table option... do love a nibble on a ride-out lol
 
crotchrocket said:
Hi All,

Do you think i could get these to work with the R&G crash 'bobbins' ?? Don't know why I'm thinking about winter already, but these hepco and becker bars would make a great mounting point for some additional running lights. At £130, there expensive but not extortionate. wonder if the front slider comes with it?



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I like them, would like to see the bike from further away and from some more angles though.
 
look! you can buy them in red too!............think ill get a set for the FZ as i aint getting any younger..................:cool:.
imagkes.webp
 
they do say riding school to be honest, and add more visual bulk, but I don't ride in the freezing cold of winter so ignore me.
 
But they should offer excellent protection tho and should work well if you are going for an adveturer look
 
i actually do go adventure riding but i wont be making the bike look like a school climbing frame, no thanks.....imagems.webp
 
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