The rear crash bars are back from sand blasting and power coating. They've come up very nicely. Tomorrow's task is to refit them to the bike.
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MrKiwi's damaged 2014 Moto Guzzi California Custom - my retirement project
- Thread starter MrKiwi
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Will do
Black rear pannier crash guards now refitted. It ties in with the blacked out front crash bars now. This ends the fixing of the cosmetic damage, other than on the exhaust pipes. I'll wait for the pipes to wear out first before replacing them.
You may want to purchase the parts now and install later as they may not be available in the future.
First, thank you for the mounting bracket pictures. Very much appreciated.
Second, the bike looks so sharp with all the black parts. When you do end up having to replace the exhaust I would really think hard about going with black cerakoted pipes and powder coat the intake runner shield to match the rest of the blacked out metal work. The bike is looking sharp!
Second, the bike looks so sharp with all the black parts. When you do end up having to replace the exhaust I would really think hard about going with black cerakoted pipes and powder coat the intake runner shield to match the rest of the blacked out metal work. The bike is looking sharp!
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