Spacers for after market fairing rear section
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Spacers for after market fairing rear section
Hello, I made a little 3d printed spacer to help my after market fairing fit a bit nicer. I am pretty chuff with it.
before, a gap with the bolt screwed all the way in:

spacer:


after, no more gap:

before, a gap with the bolt screwed all the way in:

spacer:


after, no more gap:

Last edited by FluxCo on Tue Apr 04, 2017 10:09 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Spacer to help after market fairing fit a bit nicer
Nice solution to the problem. No rattles, I like this.
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Re: Spacer to help after market fairing fit a bit nicer
Thanks, all because washers would have been too simple
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Re: Spacer to help after market fairing fit a bit nicer
Thats me trying to make a few quid to keep my hobbies ticking
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Re: Spacer to help after market fairing fit a bit nicer
Nothing wrong with a bit of free enterprise to fund the hobbies, good luck with it
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Re: Spacer to help after market fairing fit a bit nicer
Thanks!
I designed the speed sensor bracket with a channel for a zip tie to lock in the shaft of the sensor. The best part about it is, its super satisfying to feed in the zip tie. It would get guided by the channel and smoothly come back out.
I designed the speed sensor bracket with a channel for a zip tie to lock in the shaft of the sensor. The best part about it is, its super satisfying to feed in the zip tie. It would get guided by the channel and smoothly come back out.
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