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Zagato
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[quote="bpman"]so what's going on here ? here's me, busy fitting stuff and finishing off the jobs on the 90 and 110 and all you guys want to do is take them all off again

Blimey that top ones my dentists chair

That will do

6th Apr 2012 4:06pm

T1G UP

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Location: Bath
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2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 XS CSW Orkney Grey

Zagato wrote:
TIG when are you going to put a picture up of your motor.....rumours are starting that you don't really own one - well they will now We need proof

there are loads of my 110 OUT on Brecon..........

tbh after the

that i bought and fitted to my 110 i am seriously considering EVERY purchase from now on.

6th Apr 2012 8:01pm

Zagato
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I'll keep an eye on the sales ads then

7th Apr 2012 8:29am

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Zagato wrote:
I'll keep an eye on the sales ads then

Trust me...when you see the state of my last purchase you will be shocked....i was and its with the legals right now.

7th Apr 2012 9:32am

Lorryman100

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Zagato wrote:

Thanks for the offer Brian but you've been too kind already

Took the D44 guard off this morning and got covered in waxoyl. As did my camera when I took some pics of the QT guards for konabikes11

Do you want the guard Chris? I can see what the postage would be on Tuesday?

8th Apr 2012 12:26am

Zagato
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Cheers Brian, let me give you something for it though

8th Apr 2012 9:02am

custom90

Member Since: 21 Jan 2010
Location: South West, England.
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Lorryman100 wrote:
Zagato wrote:

Thanks for the offer Brian but you've been too kind already

Took the D44 guard off this morning and got covered in waxoyl. As did my camera when I took some pics of the QT guards for konabikes11

Sorry didn't realise you went to so much trouble

8th Apr 2012 10:07am

Zagato
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Camera will last for ever though

8th Apr 2012 10:09am

custom90

Member Since: 21 Jan 2010
Location: South West, England.
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Zagato wrote:
Camera will last for ever though

Zag, you do realise if you have the cooler guard it will progress onwards to diff guards transmission guards and so on and will you really need these?

8th Apr 2012 10:26am

Lorryman100

Member Since: 01 Oct 2010
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konabikes11 wrote:
Lorryman100 wrote:
Zagato wrote:

Thanks for the offer Brian but you've been too kind already

Took the D44 guard off this morning and got covered in waxoyl. As did my camera when I took some pics of the QT guards for konabikes11

Sorry didn't realise you went to so much trouble

My own stupidity........ note too self, take pictures before removing anything covered in waxoyl

8th Apr 2012 10:47am

custom90

Member Since: 21 Jan 2010
Location: South West, England.
Posts: 20919

Lorryman100 wrote:
konabikes11 wrote:
Lorryman100 wrote:
Zagato wrote:

Thanks for the offer Brian but you've been too kind already

Took the D44 guard off this morning and got covered in waxoyl. As did my camera when I took some pics of the QT guards for konabikes11

Sorry didn't realise you went to so much trouble

My own stupidity........ note too self, take pictures before removing anything covered in waxoyl

I know what you mean dirty enough having to lie on the floor under there and the dried on dirt as it is always aims for your eyes funny that

Still no good being a pansy about it just has to be done. The D44 guard was very good to fit though

8th Apr 2012 11:17am

Zagato
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konabikes11 wrote:
Zagato wrote:
Camera will last for ever though
Zag, you do realise if you have the cooler guard it will progress onwards to diff guards transmission guards and so on and will you really need these?

You think I need a snorkel and steering guard

A cooler guard is a good idea if branches etc get thrown up underneath or going over high stumps in woodland I am working in but yeah I won't be needing axle guards etc, it will never do any hard off roading!

8th Apr 2012 3:51pm

custom90

Member Since: 21 Jan 2010
Location: South West, England.
Posts: 20919

Zagato wrote:
konabikes11 wrote:
Zagato wrote:
Camera will last for ever though
Zag, you do realise if you have the cooler guard it will progress onwards to diff guards transmission guards and so on and will you really need these?

You think I need a snorkel and steering guard

A cooler guard is a good idea if branches etc get thrown up underneath or going over high stumps in woodland I am working in but yeah I won't be needing axle guards etc, it will never do any hard off roading!

I heard the fuel pipes themselves are expensive. For me the biggest threat would be branches. I want a RAI but I also don't need one as such

8th Apr 2012 4:12pm

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