KTM 950/990 Adventure owners show off your bike

[Geek]

Purchased this today.
Leaving tomorrow morning to ride it home (Atlanta to Denver).

[Gimme 2]

Originally Posted by Pyndon

Hey Gimme, I've just switched to the same system, the G-It bash plate from www.adventure-spec.com is designed to work with this pipe, fits around it a treat.

That's great news Pyndon, i liked this style guard before cause of it's build.

Do you know if it protex the draw line of the pipe.

I am thinkin of makin a rallye style bash plate , useing the centerstand mounts and the horizontal bolt hole at the bottom of the motor as major anchor point,s. But this will be a mission, if the G-it cut's it , then i'll go for it.
Got any pics?

[DirtyADV]

Not any bike but parts going on it in a near future =)

My resent trip to California ended up expensive.



/Johan

[Pyndon]

Originally Posted by Gimme 2

That's great news Pyndon, i liked this style guard before cause of it's build.

Do you know if it protex the draw line of the pipe.

I am thinkin of makin a rallye style bash plate , useing the centerstand mounts and the horizontal bolt hole at the bottom of the motor as major anchor point,s. But this will be a mission, if the G-it cut's it , then i'll go for it.
Got any pics?

This is what I've got for mine...



I believe it was designed to allow the GPR to fit snuggly inside the bash plate. Plate offers some great protection of the sides of the engine too. Yet to fit it with the pipe as I have bigger issues to deal with at the moment. Looking forward to seeing how it bears up to my riding style too

Linky or more info: YOU KNOW YOU WANT ONE!

Pyn

[R Doug]

Hey, this is a "show off your bike" thread. It's not a "show off your bike parts" thread.

(no matter how nice the parts may be)

[Pyndon]

Originally Posted by Pyndon

I believe it was designed to allow the GPR to fit snuggly inside the bash plate. Plate offers some great protection of the sides of the engine too. Yet to fit it with the pipe as I have bigger issues to deal with at the moment. Looking forward to seeing how it bears up to my riding style too

Linky or more info: YOU KNOW YOU WANT ONE!

Just to confirm, when ordering this bash plate, you must confirm that you want the GPR compatible bash plate and not the stock one.

Hi-Jack over! Back to the photo thread.

[ktm950se]

Originally Posted by DakarBlues

Seems like there is enough room for a right hand side rear tank .

[alpheus]

Originally Posted by Dirty950

where the bought the containers?

[pfy50]

Well it is near ready so I might as well join everyone else here.

[Mike.Gail]

What a truly kick-ass thread.

Keep em coming.

[wonky]

Originally Posted by Pyndon

This is what I've got for mine...



I believe it was designed to allow the GPR to fit snuggly inside the bash plate. Plate offers some great protection of the sides of the engine too. Yet to fit it with the pipe as I have bigger issues to deal with at the moment. Looking forward to seeing how it bears up to my riding style too
Linky or more info: YOU KNOW YOU WANT ONE!

Pyn

we do a 'special' guard which looks pretty much the same but is modified a little on the right side. we keep a couple on the shelf but you need to get in touch with us when you order as they arent on the site, plus they cost £200, which is a little more than the standard one. hope this helps!

[Beer]

My new SE = before I bought it it had only done 700 miles in two years - and never seen mud or rain - thats all changed in the 1 month i've had it - been trail riding today and rode home in the rain

fitted a pair of ally handguards since the pic was taken and ordered some Fuel Exhaust Cans (http://www.fuelexhausts.com/Results.cfm?scndctgry_ID=36

very very impressed with the SE off road - it's fookin awesome - ive got a Metzeler Sahara on the back and Metzeler Karoo on the front - got good grip levels even in clayey mud - front end slid a few times but didn't drop it and very impressed with them on the greasy wet b roads - don't think they will last that long though; and got a bit of a problem keeping the front end down[IMG]images/smilies/biggrin.gif[/IMG];

will hopefully get an inch taken off the seat height next week or the week after; which will allow me to get flat footed in the knarly stuff; fitted a pair of these this morning (LINKY - cheers Daz)

[Pyndon]

[50X50]

Originally Posted by Geek

Purchased this today.
Leaving tomorrow morning to ride it home (Atlanta to Denver).

Good Timez!

[Night Falcon]

Originally Posted by pfy50

Well it is near ready so I might as well join everyone else here.

Bling Cosby man .....that bike is the trout!!!