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WTB: Plastic Instrument Plastic Back Cover

Started by Twism86, September 02, 2010, 07:12:49 PM

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Twism86

I was wondering if anyone has the plastic back cover for the instruments? Mine was cracked in an accident. Thanks. I have a 2002 E. Stock was the grey color but black is fine too.

Also looking for headlight, brackets and possibly a speedo cable..........
First bike - 2002 GS500E - Sold
Current - 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
"Its more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow"

Tom

Twism86

Anyone? I figured this would be hard. Brackets not needed and am waiting to hear back about a headlight....
First bike - 2002 GS500E - Sold
Current - 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
"Its more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow"

Tom

Anaconda

how badly is it cracked?  I cracked the left side of mine (the speedo one) and I used one of those plastic McDonald latte cups and cut it to make it fit.  Then i wrapped it in electrical tape so it's all black. If no one is really paying attention to it, it looks totally normal if someone was to walk by it.  $50 is way too expensive to buy it from like bikebandit or any other online store just for a piece of freaking plastic!!!! :2guns: :2guns: :2guns: :2guns:


Twism86

Not cracked too bad, a good size crack on the speedo side and a decent hole on the tach side. I will probably tape it up for now and wait for someone to post a bike for parts.
First bike - 2002 GS500E - Sold
Current - 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
"Its more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow"

Tom

ramennoodles

I'm in the process of installing a trail tech vapor so I have a grey plastic and speedo cable.  the plastic has two road rashes on it but not cracked or holes.  Would probably cover up with a paint marker.  Send me an email if interested.  sarat at ultimateham dot com
2001 GS500E
Katana rear wheel and shock
Pilot Power tires
Sixity ceramics brake pads
GSX-R rearsets
Sonic Springs in front 0.80kg
Trail Tech Vapor dash
superbike bars with Progrips
Advanced timing by Bob
Jardine exhaust
Buddha jet kit
F headlight
Reload fork brace

Twism86

First bike - 2002 GS500E - Sold
Current - 2012 Triumph Street Triple R
"Its more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow"

Tom

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