how to fit crash bungs
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Re: how to fit crash bungs
Just drifting back to the OT... I've been looking for well-priced crash bungs (don't need fancy fixing kits) for a while, both for my naked NC21 and my CBR750... will give Coyotemoto a call, I think.
Thanks for the tip!
http://www.coyotemoto.com/default.asp
Thanks for the tip!
http://www.coyotemoto.com/default.asp
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Re: how to fit crash bungs
I turned up my own crash bungs. I mounted them off the engine mount just forward of your knee. I'm 6' and they don't get in the way when you are knees up in a straight line, or cornering knee down. I could make 8 sets of crash bungs for the same price as those after market suckers.
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Re: how to fit crash bungs
I could make my own but, not being in that industry any more, I don't have the resources . It baffles me that they cost so much in the first place and that it seems so hard to buy 'plain' ones (without mounting brackets) like I've been trying to do.NZgatch wrote:I turned up my own crash bungs. I mounted them off the engine mount just forward of your knee. I'm 6' and they don't get in the way when you are knees up in a straight line, or cornering knee down. I could make 8 sets of crash bungs for the same price as those after market suckers.
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Re: how to fit crash bungs
ahh now you say lol well i picked up a genuine set of R&G bungs brand new still in tube from a fellow nc30 owner who was local to me for a very nice price :)
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Re: how to fit crash bungs
Wages, overheads, material cost, marketing, profit margin etc... Some of them have the proprietary name stamped on printed in them. It all costs.Chrissy_J wrote:I could make my own but, not being in that industry any more, I don't have the resources . It baffles me that they cost so much in the first place and that it seems so hard to buy 'plain' ones (without mounting brackets) like I've been trying to do.NZgatch wrote:I turned up my own crash bungs. I mounted them off the engine mount just forward of your knee. I'm 6' and they don't get in the way when you are knees up in a straight line, or cornering knee down. I could make 8 sets of crash bungs for the same price as those after market suckers.
I'm just a simple machinist doing perkies. Only costs me the materials..
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Re: how to fit crash bungs
I noticed that CoyoteMoto don't list any crash bobbins for the NC35. Does anybody know whether the NC30's will fit?