Thinking outside the box...Post your Farkels!

I think the turkey baster could be the start/reservoir of a manual chain oiler, if only BMW sold one. sigh

That's a good idea chain luber baster

check with your bmw dealer . they do sell one .

I think they are included free with the leather jumpsuit. :eek1

This one I've gotta to do! smaller scale, with black cloth and epoxy i am thinking...

Heat the edge with a torch ( melting it a bit) will give the plex'ie a "factory" finish!

Even better, carbon fiber!

There is a guy in Garage that might do it for you!

Found him: http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=828372

Jim

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In the old days there was this:

super nice sidecar setup!

Nice! I need that!

x2

Now that's over the top outside the box! :eek1 I Love It!

Carbon fiber cloth is a bear to mess with and is itchy . Black cloth would be like micarter board.

Your way behind. Beantop has been doing this for years.

And it serves another use once it's unpacked................

Rear airbags/camping pillow ?

Nice trailer.

I started dabbling in the CF dept. a few months ago and have made a few trinkets I like for my BMW F800GS.

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And the newest piece to be made... I am waiting on some more CF to come in, but it will be a new rad guard.

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but they should be handy.
A stainless catch held with stainless hardware on a spacer with an o-ring to keep it from rattling. One on either side of the sub-frame screwed in to a factory bolt hole(Could use a riv-nut to put them someplace else) Way easier than trying to fish the rok-strap around the frame rail. Rated for 90 pounds.

Extra high brake light for added safety.

cool!!

thats great!