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z750 rear hugger
Topic Started: Nov 3 2008, 07:33 PM (8,600 Views)
SEDDZ
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Hi,

Does anyone know of a decent rear hugger for a 07 z750 as the back of my bike is getting full of ....

Thanks
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Big4
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:055 hi seddz pyramid are usually pretty good.
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SEDDZ
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cheers,

i'll have a look at them

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dpa4132
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i fitter a ermax hugger to my o8 z750 looks fine :461
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lonewulf
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have a look on ebay,there's a new black one & some white new ones which are £26 .That's what I'm going for.
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Jamiesonlad
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alright dudes,

appreciating the advice, given i've just spent about an hour cleaning the rear of my z750! But is it just me or do the rear huggers look a teenie tiny bit short... has anybody got or heard of a rear mudguard to stop my lovely jacket getting covered in all the %$£! on the road?!

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lonewulf
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Well I've bought my £26 hugger .Course it doesn't have any brackets to fix it with.Anyone got a photo of the fixings so I can make some ?? DPA4132 maybe !
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dpa4132
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when i fitted my hugger you just took off the chain guard and the bracket that holds the brake line then fixed it on the orignal brackets then it was a cable tie at the back of hugger on the opersite side to chain if that helps
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lonewulf
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Thanx m8 appreciate the info.I'll give it a go in the next day or so.Now next is heated grips!! :rolleyes:
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lonewulf
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Posted ImageMade a new chainguard & bracket for t'other side.I think it looks pretty f******g cool.Not bad for £26 .Details to anyone who wants a cheap hugger .
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SEDDZ
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Hi lonewulf,

Is that hugger of the 06 model? If so how did you manage to get it to fit cause it looks mint.

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lonewulf
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Seddz
Yes it is.I was advised that there was no difference 'tween the '06 & '07 mods.There is.I think the chainguards & brakeline bracket must be different.I made the chainguard from some ally then cut it down where I wnted the hugger to fit over it & put 2 small bolts through.Cut a large "washer" to fix the front bracket.On the other side I cut about 1"from the rear to miss the brakepipe bracket & made a bracket to fit round the s/arm.Then I painted it Warcraft Chaos Black.If you want I'll take some closeups.You could probably get away with cutting down the original chainguard & use nylon straps instead of the brackets.Glad you like it.
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SEDDZ
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hi Lonewulf,

If you could take some closeups that will be great.

Thanks
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Jamiesonlad
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:zrx lonewolf, bike looks awesome mate!

But does the hugger help keeping your back from getting coated in mud?!

Every ride i have to hose my clothing down as well as the bike!!!!

Worth it though!

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willa
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I know they dont look as good, ive kept my standard numberplate bracket, not bothered with a tail tidy and i dont seem to get that dirty.
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lonewulf
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Jamiesonlad,yes .Thanks 4 the compliment ! Willa's got the answer,or put a nice little lady as pillion & you'll stay clean (or at least not muddy)'course here in Cardiff we've got tarmac roads which helps. :055
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mav
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nice!, I have an ER Max but I think maybe that looks better!
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lonewulf
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Well let's have a photo then!
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