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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just in case anyone wondering, plenty of space with the pax seat out. Roof down and up. 4 bolts and ... wiring harness ... which if you switch the ignition on AT ALL whilst unplugged will need the airbag light resetting. Wheels and pedals off, that's it. Wedged in using the dropper post against windscreen, sat in an old sleeping bag to protect stuff. Fingers crossed for a Euro road trip to the Alps ... sometime.

POST 2Original post

Nice work. I’d be removing the handle bars as well, I’d not fancy them in the temples...

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

How short do you think I am But yeah, room to swing em round a bit/fine tune.

POST 4Original post

What about when you go round a bend quickly? Top work there though.

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If that airbag goes off your bike will be like a Claymore

POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

jayxx83 said: What about when you go round a bend quickly? Top work there though. Its properly wedged in I made a seasucker rack which works well, Im sure it wouldn't fall off, but this is less stressful.

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