Guess I'm the only one who thinks the stocks are fugly.
Hey, whenever you get to it is fine. No pressure. I'm just going to bump the topic periodically to generate interest if you don't mind. Looks like you have a good start on orders if you should decide to proceed.Sounds good, I'm going to be tight on time for another week, probably will be moving next week and the weekend after, as well as taking my bike out to Chuckwalla raceway, but after that I'll be able to get right on it. Soo much to do!!!
Awesome, can't wait!Sounds good, it seems there's enough interest and it's an easy enough thing to make so I'll sketch up some and make sure you all think they look cool![]()
I thought you said they went missing. I agree, they are crappy--see my post in TST's thread about "what do you want?" You could find some used one's on Ebay from another bike, and modify them to fit the R3. You could also make some yourself from aluminum sheet available at Lowe's--they sell small 10" x 16" sheets of aluminum in various thicknesses. Use the stockers as patterns, and cut the sheet on a bandsaw with a metal-cutting blade (or a jigsaw if you're careful). Smooth the edges with a small sanding machine and file. You could use a belt sander clamped to the bench as well. Drill some 5/16" holes in a nice pattern, and polish or paint them.My stockers have become kick stand bases for washing the dirt bike so it won't fall over in the wet grass!
They work great!