Not really, it's more likely that those big spools hit something and tear the spool brackets off.
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...which is a really bad idea - only thing that's going to accomplish is to break the brackets off the swingarm. Those slider spools are retarded, the brackets - while plenty strong to hold the bike - are NOT strong enough to take impact.
Eh, fair enough. Kinda like no cut frame sliders, I've never actually used them, don't even need them on my year bike. The slider type spools are a lot more expensive, so I've only ever used cheap little ones, but have seen them advertised as sliders.
@d207gp I totally understand what your saying I have no worries though and @ballin I'm assuming that is the yoshi kit.... I like it too but 30-50$ to be seen better? If that is the case hid bulbs would be a better investment to me if the retard behind you can not see you they obviously is not paying attention
Its a tidy tail from R&G, it was $70 and imo well worth it.
@ 6:25 mark, the motorcyclist gets arrested for a false charge of the liecnse plate not being visable. its not worth hasle of a DIY FE if its not easily visable without a light
Its a tidy tail from R&G, it was $70 and imo well worth it.
@ 6:25 mark, the motorcyclist gets arrested for a false charge of the liecnse plate not being visable. its not worth hasle of a DIY FE if its not easily visable without a light
It's easy to make a cheap AND legal mount. L-bracket to mount the plate as far back as stock but closer to the tail, a couple of LED bolts to light it up. Total cost ~$15.
Putting it flat against the undertail or in front of the wheel is just asking to get pulled over, though.
Beat me to it,in NY you need to have a light(like OEM,duh!!)on your license plate bracket. Another reason for the Police to pull you over&ticket you..and 99% of the time the bikes that they pull over for that violation have other issues that are subject to tickets/impounding as well.
I live in the city not upstate bro big difference you should kno that and when I say big difference I am talkin about the cops from the city and upstate.
out here they don't care especially about a number light when we ppl like Samschou have loud obnoxious aftermarket pipes 99% you would get pulled over for that first... And you said I'm just showin off my 12 and u can't wait for the 13 to come out? what's there to show off ? Lol I haven't done anything to it seems to me you just jealous you don't have one
I live in the city not upstate bro big difference you should kno that and when I say big difference I am talkin about the cops from the city and upstate.
out here they don't care especially about a number light when we ppl like Samschou have loud obnoxious aftermarket pipes 99% you would get pulled over for that first... And you said I'm just showin off my 12 and u can't wait for the 13 to come out? what's there to show off ? Lol I haven't done anything to it seems to me you just jealous you don't have one
I live in the city not upstate bro big difference you should kno that and when I say big difference I am talkin about the cops from the city and upstate.
out here they don't care especially about a number light when we ppl like Samschou have loud obnoxious aftermarket pipes 99% you would get pulled over for that first... And you said I'm just showin off my 12 and u can't wait for the 13 to come out? what's there to show off ? Lol I haven't done anything to it seems to me you just jealous you don't have one
Aren't you one to make assumptions. My pipe is no louder than the stock pipe as I still have the cat in place and my bike passes its yearly inspections with no issues.
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My pipe is no louder than the stock pipe as I still have the cat in place
So basically what you saying is You have a yoshi can on a stock exhaust system....lol wow what a waste of money IMO, reason being you don't get improvement in horsepower,it don't reduce weight off your bike you were better off leavin the stock can on for all that
I out here they don't care especially about a number light when we ppl like Samschou have loud obnoxious aftermarket pipes 99% you would get pulled over for that first... And you said I'm just showin off my 12 and u can't wait for the 13 to come out? what's there to show off ? Lol I haven't done anything to it seems to me you just jealous you don't have one
So basically what you saying is You have a yoshi can on a stock exhaust system....lol wow what a waste of money IMO, reason being you don't get improvement in horsepower,it don't reduce weight off your bike you were better off leavin the stock can on for all that
And for fucks sake at least use galvanized band iron next time so it doesnt rust
I think he used copper band iron, and that is not rust, either way it's mad ghetto.
I bought one on ebay for $17, powdercoated red, and shipped to my door. even has the spot to mount the light....It was three years ago but they are still for sale everywhere on ebay.
This guy has to be a troll? Shervins brother troll?
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I'm confused by the stand pic - how are the stand and bike connected? Spools also can serve a purpose like frame sliders, to take the grind for your bike in a crash.
Terrible idea. More often than not they break off.
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I agree that you can make a perfectly good license plate holder for very little money that will work just as well as a $60-80 one - but yours looks like crap
As for spools, I have several of both types of stands - spool stands are significantly more stable. If you don't want to spend those $10 on spools, use bolts instead. I've done that before when working on bikes with spool brackets but without spools.
. Run a couple 8mm? bolts in and put the stand on them if you dont want to buy spools. Still FAR more secure and sturdy
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i used two L brackets. I paid maybe 3 bucks for both.
Yup. That is all I did. I think I had to drill two new holes in my plate though. And it was so close to the tail light that it still lit it up.
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First time for everything, skip to 7:47
Whilst they can rip the bracket off under heavy impact, they do help in low to moderate speed slides.
They can rip off under moderate and low impact. I had one snap this year sliding over rounded curbing at Miller.
Depending on them to protect anything is a terrible idea. Yours hit, and got ground on, but it likely didnt protect anything. Nothing would have hit if it didnt stick out like it does I bet.
OP. You want to be frugal. So be it. But to think ANYONE will agree with that heap of shit you have holding your tag being a good idea is ludicrous .
It is one thing to make your own shit. It is another to redneck the fuck out of your motorcycle.
I live in the city not upstate bro big difference you should kno that and when I say big difference I am talkin about the cops from the city and upstate.
out here they don't care especially about a number light when we ppl like Samschou have loud obnoxious aftermarket pipes 99% you would get pulled over for that first... And you said I'm just showin off my 12 and u can't wait for the 13 to come out? what's there to show off ? Lol I haven't done anything to it seems to me you just jealous you don't have one
Yup. That is all I did. I think I had to drill two new holes in my plate though. And it was so close to the tail light that it still lit it up.
Hahahahahaha that's exactly how mine is!!!! I was debating on making a separate bracket to mount it on the holes that were already on there but said fuck it and took the drill to it. Ditto for the brake light. Its been on since 06 and i've never had a problem with cops.
I agree, that guy is a real troublemaker with his loud bike.
Baaaa trying for 13 . Awesome .
And to Eze750, Sam's Yoshi is a little louder than stock but not obnoxious . And the Yosh sounds better than the stock pipe ever could . Eze you do realize that a Pipe doesn't need to be loud as hell to make power right ? If not you've got a lot to learn .