I'm in for one.

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I do custom work so I know how long it takes to make things but my deadline for completion is the end of April as I will be at bike week in Panama City Beach FL at the first week or May and Myrtle Beach in SC at the end of May so Im out. Plus I need something to fit a larger 160 rear tire

you're outta luck then...won't fit a 160 tire

Quote from: weedahoe on March 19, 2013, 12:42:06 PM
I do custom work so I know how long it takes to make things but my deadline for completion is the end of April as I will be at bike week in Panama City Beach FL at the first week or May and Myrtle Beach in SC at the end of May so Im out. Plus I need something to fit a larger 160 rear tire

Yeah, I know

Thanks for getting back into these for the members

only one left to reserve for the first batch...those that want after that can still reserve for the next batch.

thanks.

would these fit a 150 tire?

Fits a 140 no problem...150 would be pushing it for clearances. Not sure if anyone has tried it with a 150.

Quote from: rebel_rocket on April 05, 2013, 01:19:52 AM
would these fit a 150 tire?.

Spring is here finally..
Got my hugger from Adidasguy installed!







Now what is this I read that I need to let the brake side 'float? I have the hugger mounted tightly with ss screws on the ss chain guard. On the other side I have the zip ties very tight, with the rubber gasket underneath so it doesn't creep.. I presume that is the correct way. I cannot imagine it truely needs to float.. but maybe it does. I had come across a thread where that was mentioned as the right side does not move with the swingarm.


http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=57417.msg650289#msg650289
Thanks Again AirBrush for making these, and thanks AdidasGuy for coming off your last one prior to us knowing they were going back into production

You did it right. That's the instructions and after 2 years on my bikes they are fine.

yup, that's installed as per my instructions, riveted with washers under chaingaurd, zip tied with rubber gasket under other side. Have had mine on my bike for years (since i started making them) and never been an issue.

Okay, first batch of six huggers is spoken for.
Please refer to the below thread for anyone interested in huggers.

http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=23330.msg753381#msg753381

Thanks

Glad they are moving for you Airbrush.

Another here just bolted my hugger up;




The german chain guard is a slight different angle so i had to add a little spacer on the rear screw. Fits great and looks ever better, thanks again airbrush!

Quote from: steezin_and_wheezin on April 29, 2013, 10:45:32 AM
The german chain guard is a slight different angle so i had to add a little spacer on the rear screw. Fits great and looks ever better, thanks again airbrush!

Not using the American Made stainless chain guard? It fits PERFECT and was designed with the hugger in mind.
Well, you're off my list! (Well, I guess it is OK since it is German and not cheap Chinese crap)

PS: I thinkyour bike will run better if it has a chain on it. No need for a chain guard if there is no chain 

Haha the chain is going to get all my new parts dirty. So I'm going chainless!

Quote from: steezin_and_wheezin on April 29, 2013, 11:11:05 AM
Haha the chain is going to get all my new parts dirty. So I'm going chainless!

Just don't oil it. It may not last as long but chains are cheap. Why waste money on lube and cleaning the bike?

Doh why didn't I think of that, yer logic is flawless!

Or maybe steezin is only planning on going downhill. Then there's no need for a chain.

i'll be the first to get in line for the second batch!!