Grandevil said:Hmm on my bike I think there are tabs on the swing arm that the line fits into. Otherwise a couple of well placed zip ties might do the trick. Post a pic to give us an idea.
Hey Blake!![]()
+2 my swingarm holds a clamp for mineR4Ltony said:Mine never came with a hugger, the swing arm has stock brackets..
Yeah, I will have to do something like this cause the holding hook on mine is on my hugger. ThanksWicked1 said:i know this isnt a gixxer and I do have a hugger but...its just an idea, I made a custom "hook"/bracket to hold my rear brake line...its even got a rubber coating on it:sneaky
oh and if your wondering about the hole in the side of the hugger, thats where one of the stock brake line clips went. that hole is now plugged similar to the plug on the swingarm...and yes my bike is dirty but its winter so FU:lol
Are you kidding?Wicked1 said:...and yes my bike is dirty but its winter so FU:lol
ok ok so its not filthy but i like to keep my bike extremely clean...i cleaned it up somewhat well when i put it away for the winter but there was a day i had to take it down the road a few blocks...so to me its dirty, in the summer its like a second job keeping her clean from all the miles i put on:loloutofmydepth said:Are you kidding?
My bike hasn't looked that clean since it left the showroom floor.
Same here.....I ride mine, not clean itoutofmydepth said:Are you kidding?
My bike hasn't looked that clean since it left the showroom floor.
nah use gorrila glueBiga said:Use Duck Tape![]()
It is a track bike and I might switch to the taller Dunlop 209's ,190's so I have to take my hugger off to do this or it will rub. On street, definitely would leave it on there.motomummy said:I tried running w/o a hugger, but the bike got filthy so fast i'll never run w/o that or the chain guard again.
Ya and who uses the rear brake anyways? Unless your on one wheelGIXXER1974 said:Brakes ? oh those things that make scared people slow down right?