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    B&B off-road engineering bashplate

    B&B bashplate arrived after great service from Wendy on support, it arrived 5 days from order date ex Australia, was well packaged, included countersunk bolts, well crafted and made to last a lifetime, fitted beautifully, and went on no hassles in under 10 mins. If you are in the market for a bashplate they're definitely worth a look


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    Lovely but minus 10 points for excessive cleanliness.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ADVGD View Post
    ...went on no hassles in under 10 mins.
    Either I'm a 'tard or the TT-R 250 one is a more complicated fit, because it took me about 45min to get it to go on, clamps in awkward places, much swearing etc. Mind you, I could just be a 'tard. Once on, it's a quality product though, and significantly cheaper than repairing a hole in your cases.
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    how much???
    iive seen better made locally by gpcustom

    plastic fabricator/welder here if you need a hand ! will work for beer/bourbon/booze

    come ride the southern roads www.southernrider.co.nz

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    Quote Originally Posted by hayd3n View Post
    how much???
    iive seen better made locally by gpcustom
    $228 including freight, thought that was pretty reasonable. Haven't heard of gpcustom, do they have a website to check out their products?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hayd3n View Post
    how much???
    iive seen better made locally by gpcustom
    Yeah.... How much ? MrsJatz needs a decent b.p for the 350.

    And if thats your bike then it's far to clean
    Last edited by JATZ; 1st September 2010 at 18:00. Reason: Ooops.... too slow : (

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crisis management View Post
    Lovely but minus 10 points for excessive cleanliness.
    Quote Originally Posted by JATZ View Post
    And if thats your bike then it's far to clean
    Yes... that is my excessively clean bike. Due to regular cleaning rather than under-use though.

    Here are some more pics DRZ250 Bashplate

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    are you running TW30s
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    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Nice bash plate. They are very popular in Aussie. WTF is that white thing on the back of your bike?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JATZ View Post
    Yeah.... How much ? MrsJatz needs a decent b.p for the 350.

    And if thats your bike then it's far to clean
    ask gpcustom hes a kiwibiker
    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/me...21193-gpcustom

    plastic fabricator/welder here if you need a hand ! will work for beer/bourbon/booze

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    are you running TW30s
    Dunlop D605's front and rear dino

    Quote Originally Posted by Anthrax View Post
    Nice bash plate. They are very popular in Aussie. WTF is that white thing on the back of your bike?
    Not sure if you mean on the left or right side? There are panniers both sides and a rifle/rod rack on the left


    Quote Originally Posted by hayd3n View Post
    Nice one, cheers hayd3n

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    Quote Originally Posted by ADVGD View Post
    Dunlop D605's front and rear dino
    simular pattern to my TWs. Bikes looking hot bro

    Not sure if you mean on the left or right side? There are panniers both sides and a rifle/rod rack on the left
    Nice one, cheers hayd3n
    would be a bugga to grab for a hip shot on the go
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    shite i couldnt do that with my rifle the scope would get vibed out and i'd have to sight in before the shoot, had any issues with the scope?
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Quote Originally Posted by dino3310 View Post
    shite i couldnt do that with my rifle the scope would get vibed out and i'd have to sight in before the shoot, had any issues with the scope?
    No troubles at all mate, shoots true every time. The rifle is housed in foam and firmly (but not too tightly) held in with 3 straps and proves to be a great way to transport the rifle without having to sling it. It gets cushy ride in comparison to the general knocks and bashes in gets hunting the bush and descending rocky mountains and screes. Nice to see a fellow rider/hunter on the board

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    Quote Originally Posted by ADVGD View Post


    Not sure if you mean on the left or right side? There are panniers both sides and ....
    Nice set up.

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