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Transalp 650
Can anyone recommend a center-stand and crash-bars for a 650 transalp, and if so, where they can be purchased.
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Can anyone recommend a center-stand and crash-bars for a 650 transalp, and if so, where they can be purchased.
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Yeah. Go to www.norrus.net. He has them and his prices and service are apparently quite good. A couple of guys on ADV rider have used him. I'm thinking of buying crash bars for my new Trans from him.
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Can anyone recommend a center-stand and crash-bars for a 650 transalp, and if so, where they can be purchased.
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Hi there Howiezowie!
Why don't you check the following URL:
http://www.mml-motorradzubehoer.de/MML-Onlineshop-2006-022/
I got my rack and Hepco&Becker Junior cases there this year - great service, very reliable and I think the price is also very competitive! Sorry that it's all in German - but the link is leading you directly to the TA stuff, everything should be self-explanatory. Again - I am NOT connected to that place, just passing on my positive Internet shopping experience!!
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Thanks guys, but blowed if I can work my way thru the german site !
That aussie site looks good but seems pricie ?
Anyone used it ?
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Thanks guys, but blowed if I can work my way thru the german site !
That aussie site looks good but seems pricie ?
Anyone used it ?
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Yeah, Check with the guys on advrider. A couple of them have bought stuff from him and have only good things to say.
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