www.boxertrix.com

Yes. took a week for delivery, £40 all in.

I was going to do a black and white randy job, but being the utterly cackhanded angry little man I am, I lost my temper with them after making a pigs ear of it, and chucked them away.

Motorworks in the UK sells it. but I was lucky enough to buy with it already fitted.

take the fairing off and check the wiring if the fuse doesn't sort it. You should have a small box of spare fuses in there on the left side of the fairing - and possibly some in the onboard toolkit - if that isn't it, then its the wiring.

Him. It was more than five minutes ago.

got Hyperpro's on mine and they are better than the standard I had on the last bike - after a rebuild they were anyway. I took the time to have mine setup and rebuilt by Craig at reactive in york and he did an excellent job of it. I believe, from what he was saying at the time, the Hyperpro is ...

When mine went it was the wiring rubbing through on the head fairing frame thingy. It WAS routed very badly. Took the horn out with it. cost me £40 for a rewire and a proper fix.

Daveg2812 wrote:Where's Ben? Didn't he buy a white one recently. I remember it looking rather nice.

Aye.

that's a lot shinier than mine.

shaw stainless do all the oilheads and airheads, surely he'll do them for the 12's? He definitely does the 1200GS at the least.

I was bricking myself doing it in the dry on a sunny day with relatively low traffic. That guy is just boss.

I'd be tempted to try just the Y piece if that's an option. I don't think the end cans will be even worth having if you put the cat back on. it'll be all quiet and tractory again.

I thought XXXX meant it was a cheap nasty lager.

Amazing. He's just playing with it like its a kids toy.

i like that - in a way. Perhaps not quite so garish, but something a bit more "Modest" - some notches, lines etc, certainly would be of use to newer/less confident riders - show them just how much tyre they actually have to play with.

Or just have a big pair of bollocks right on the lip edge.

Well, it would be interesting to see what small capacity bikes they could come up with. Be nice if they could offer something small, cheap and with low servicing demands, to commute on. Might even get a few more youngsters on board that way maybe?