Is the GFR rear hugger the same as the CX, or is it similar enough to fit?
Does anyone have a CX or GFR rear hugger?
It would save me having to make one.
GFR / CX rear hugger
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Re: GFR / CX rear hugger
oh my funny kind of german school english
Hugger is the mud guard? (this ugly black part which is bolted to the swing arm)
If yes.. they are both the same, because GFR and CX have both the same rear swing arm.
Sorry, i have none left
But maybe i could offer aone to get something made from GFP, CFP....
Joachim
Hugger is the mud guard? (this ugly black part which is bolted to the swing arm)
If yes.. they are both the same, because GFR and CX have both the same rear swing arm.
Sorry, i have none left
But maybe i could offer aone to get something made from GFP, CFP....
Joachim
Re: GFR / CX rear hugger
I'm quite donkey......EVguru wrote:Is the GFR rear hugger the same as the CX, or is it similar enough to fit?
Does anyone have a CX or GFR rear hugger?
It would save me having to make one.
What's a hugger????
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Re: GFR / CX rear hugger
Sorry, I used a slang term there without thinking about it.
I was of course talking about a rear mudguard.
When mounted to the swingarm, rather than the frame, a mudguard can be much closer and 'hug' the tyre, hence the term hugger.
I've got a good one on the first CX that I could take a mould off, but I'd rather not have to if I can avoid it.
I was of course talking about a rear mudguard.
When mounted to the swingarm, rather than the frame, a mudguard can be much closer and 'hug' the tyre, hence the term hugger.
I've got a good one on the first CX that I could take a mould off, but I'd rather not have to if I can avoid it.
Re: GFR / CX rear hugger
Oh, don't worry!!!!EVguru wrote:Sorry, I used a slang term there without thinking about it.
I was of course talking about a rear mudguard.
When mounted to the swingarm, rather than the frame, a mudguard can be much closer and 'hug' the tyre, hence the term hugger.
I've got a good one on the first CX that I could take a mould off, but I'd rather not have to if I can avoid it.
Now I've understand!!!!
I repeat... I'm quite donkey in english......
Sorry!
About your GFR/CX rear mudguard... well.... it's no easy to find it....
But I'll try to find it.....
Ciao
Marco
Gilera XR1 125 Blue/W
Gilera XR1 125 Red/W
KTM EXC 450
Garelli Vip3 N
Honda CRM 125
Gilera XR1 125 Red/W
KTM EXC 450
Garelli Vip3 N
Honda CRM 125