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    YIPPPPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    hiya fellow KB'ers.......just bought a Gixer 6 K4 yest.............prestine condition...just raring to go beyond 60 now........however i dont want those precious headlights to get dirty..so does anyone know where i could get the protectors for it in auckland???I read about a company in hamilton but wanted them ASAP..........also needed to know where i could get a cheap immobiliser/alarm installed.................
    cheers................

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    Can't help ya as I'm in the mainland. But congrats on your new bike, and welcome to the gixxer fold!

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    Any Novus guy could fit clear-film skins on your lights, if that's what you mean.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    Congrats on the bike Anmol! Motomail will have them and they are open on Sundays.


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    Quote Originally Posted by anmolt
    hiya fellow KB'ers.......just bought a Gixer 6 K4 yest.............prestine condition...just raring to go beyond 60 now........however i dont want those precious headlights to get dirty..so does anyone know where i could get the protectors for it in auckland???I read about a company in hamilton but wanted them ASAP..........also needed to know where i could get a cheap immobiliser/alarm installed.................
    cheers................
    About the immobiliser/alarm check this out and congrats:

    http://202.21.128.2/Trade-Me-Motors/...n-26472243.htm


    how about some pics!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MSTRS
    Any Novus guy could fit clear-film skins on your lights, if that's what you mean.
    I think he meant a nice plastic cover (clear) you put on top of your head light that keeps it clean and more importantly saves your headlight from stone cheap. They usually use Velcro to sit on top of your head light…

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    Isnt that what the clear film skins do? I found those velcroed covers useless as they tend to fall off after a while. Does the GSXR have a plastic lens or glass?

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    Quote Originally Posted by gav
    Isnt that what the clear film skins do? I found those velcroed covers useless as they tend to fall off after a while. Does the GSXR have a plastic lens or glass?
    They do, and much better than the clipons. No shit gets in between etc. Dunno 'bout lens material - suspect is polycarbonate. This stuff doesn't break, but does get badly chipped fairly rapidly. The clearfilm stuff is excellent on either glass or polycarb BUT under NO circumstances should the ultra-thick LiteSkinz stuff be used on poly. It doesn't dissipate bulb heat quickly enough, and the poly is sensitive to this and will discolour & go like old perspex.
    Edit: I do this as part of my job, so know a little about the subject.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    plastic film+alarm

    i went to motomail but app they no longer stock the custom cut sheets but they sell clear plastic fil which can be cut to shape and size....my carft skils arent the best so ill try and contact ventura in hamilton or see if they have any distributors here.As for the alarm thanks fo the link...theres another guy selling a mongoose alarm im checking that one out as well........will be putting up pics soon........
    BTW does anyone know of people doing touch up on bikes??frnd wanted to get his bike done....

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    Quote Originally Posted by anmolt
    hiya fellow KB'ers.......just bought a Gixer 6 K4 yest.............prestine condition...just raring to go beyond 60 now........however i dont want those precious headlights to get dirty..so does anyone know where i could get the protectors for it in auckland???I read about a company in hamilton but wanted them ASAP..........also needed to know where i could get a cheap immobiliser/alarm installed.................
    cheers................
    Welll done. we're not biased against Suzuk's.
    Ventura Headlight Protector = $39.83 inc.
    Alarm/immobiliser - phone Mongoose alarms. They have a bike specific model at $399 fitted.

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    [QUOTE=gav]Isnt that what the clear film skins do? I found those velcroed covers useless as they tend to fall off after a while.

    Have use these on all my bike never had one fall off . But I do replace the pads ever 4 months depending on how many times I have taken the cover off . Mine on the K3 has just saved my light again but is broken now so new one been put back on this week

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    bought the protector,now need crash knobs

    Colemans had the custom ones from Ventura....it cost me abt 55$...im guessing thats the one everyone uses.....its got back to back adhesive with velcro that needs to get stuck on.......was also thinking of getting crash knobs sorted......any suggestions????

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    Quote Originally Posted by anmolt
    Colemans had the custom ones from Ventura....it cost me abt 55$...im guessing thats the one everyone uses.....its got back to back adhesive with velcro that needs to get stuck on.......was also thinking of getting crash knobs sorted......any suggestions????
    I guess our Ventura protectors were too cheap at $39.00
    Lou

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    lite skinz

    those stick on cut yourself headlight protectors dim your light. a couple of years ago i had a rock go thru the skin and the light on the truck so got a new headlight. come the next COF the guy showed me the light intensity on his headlight aimer and the difference was huge, so we pulled the skin off the other one and it was way better wouldnt have skinz again. of course the truck pretty much only operates in the dark so if your not riding at night it wont matter.
    I'm off to the pub, I may be sometime.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AMPS
    I guess our Ventura protectors were too cheap at $39.00
    Lou

    Lou, are they universal fitting - ie would one fit a BMW RT ?
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    The manufacturers go to a lot of trouble to find out what the average rider prefers, because the maker who guesses closest to the average preference gets the largest sales. But the average rider is mainly interested in silly (as opposed to useful) “goodies” to try to kid the public that he is riding a racer

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