You could either setup a photo sharing account with a place like Smugmug or if you have a broadband connection they usually have an online storage feature that is availiable to subscribers. I don't know of any photo sharing sites that are free, but I'm sure someone on this board knows of something. In the mean time, I could post a photo for you. Just send it to [email protected]
Dan
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I'd like to see pics of the 650GS guards as well - I've seen them on a 650GS - but never on a bigger bike.
FWIW I've used both styles of handguard (R1150GS on my Rockster and F650GS on my wife's F650GS) I thought the larger R1150GS guards gave a lot more protection both from bushes and from the wind.
FWIW I've used both styles of handguard (R1150GS on my Rockster and F650GS on my wife's F650GS) I thought the larger R1150GS guards gave a lot more protection both from bushes and from the wind.
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Here are the pics from dumby on how he mounted the 650 handguards on his Rock.
To mount these you need to countersink the hole so the bar-end screws fit
flush. Heating and bending are needed to get the inner ends to lay where
they should, but heat VERY carefully, as the plastic really wants to
blister. I used black permatex silicon sealant to stick the inner ends to
the covers.
As a bonus, check out the before & after pictures from where I modified the
seat a couple of days ago. It was super-cheap and the riding comfort
improved instantly - I only took off an inch from the back but now I can put
both feet all the way down and it took the weight off my forearms.





To mount these you need to countersink the hole so the bar-end screws fit
flush. Heating and bending are needed to get the inner ends to lay where
they should, but heat VERY carefully, as the plastic really wants to
blister. I used black permatex silicon sealant to stick the inner ends to
the covers.
As a bonus, check out the before & after pictures from where I modified the
seat a couple of days ago. It was super-cheap and the riding comfort
improved instantly - I only took off an inch from the back but now I can put
both feet all the way down and it took the weight off my forearms.





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Nakigira, could you repost these pics?? I missed them last year and they're not at those urls anymore.Nakigara wrote:Here are the pics from dumby on how he mounted the 650 handguards on his Rock.
To mount these you need to countersink the hole so the bar-end screws fit
flush. Heating and bending are needed to get the inner ends to lay where
they should, but heat VERY carefully, as the plastic really wants to
blister. I used black permatex silicon sealant to stick the inner ends to
the covers.
As a bonus, check out the before & after pictures from where I modified the
seat a couple of days ago. It was super-cheap and the riding comfort
improved instantly - I only took off an inch from the back but now I can put
both feet all the way down and it took the weight off my forearms.
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I just recently had my hand guards and belly pan painted to match the Citrus Green. I think it looks great!!! Love the stripes! One of the reasons to own a Rockster!!! Enjoy!! Not sure if I figured out how to post images. Here goes!!!
Before http://www.flickr.com/photos/9511728@N0 ... 567900027/
After http://www.flickr.com/photos/9511728@N0 ... 567900027/
Before http://www.flickr.com/photos/9511728@N0 ... 567900027/
After http://www.flickr.com/photos/9511728@N0 ... 567900027/
John Sachs
Pacific Blue 2002 R1150RS
Citrus Green 2004 R1150R Rockster
BMWMOA 45617
Pacific Blue 2002 R1150RS
Citrus Green 2004 R1150R Rockster
BMWMOA 45617
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