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It's what we people who speak proper English call the fender.

If you're breaking it, I'd be interested in the front mudguard, with the internal brace along with it.
Just to be sure, it's this one I want......

Some of the aftermarket ones allow themselves to be clamped upside-down, lowering the light.

https://youtu.be/E9KJ_f7REGw

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I fitted a set of those handguards to the XJ9 and they worked well in keeping the cold blast off my fingers, making winter use tolerable.

I suspect there's a dowel in there. Try some heat on both halves of the lump.

My GS850 is using a GS500 throttle winder on the bars. It fitted perfectly, illustrating again that many Suzuki parts are re-used in various models and might not be shown on the parts fische...

Kudos to Metalfab on being prepared.
I know that power is all too easily taken for granted, and especially by those brought up in urban areas when power and water are just there, all the time.
In...

Hmm.... classy behaviour.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/feb/19/florida-women-wear-granny-disguise-covid-vaccine

It's a great feeling to have the place to yourself, after years of renting.
It's even greater to finally pay off the mortgage.
Even better than that is to buy a place cash and have nobody breathing...

The chances of anything coming from Mars...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFGF1u8G-H8

Best of luck and well done.

Or a trike. Some really nice trikes around these days. Hugely different to the gas-pipe specials of yore.

Another cracker in the garage.

For years I just carried an aerosol can of Fix-a-Flat (similar things in your neighbourhood) and haven't had a puncture for two decades.
However, now that I carry some sticky string and back at base...

You can remove one bolt at a time. it's fiddly, but easily done, a fraction of a turn at a time.
Just make sure the combination spanner you use is good quality and has a good fit on the bolt head....

I don't like the shorty pipe (too noisy) and I don't like the appearance of the expansion mega pipe (and it's too noisy), but it's a full stainless system that's affordable and if I was all that...

Made from 1" strip cut from tube, and 1/10" fencing wire, similar to wire coathanger gauge.

By the time I'd bought a pukka ones and paid for the postage for three of them for different bikes and...

I've not noticed any correlation between fast bikes and good looking women, except possibly in a perceptual set.
Indeed, some of the slowest riders and bikes have done quite well in that regard.
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No, you don't have to remove it for oil changes. If you had to do that, that would have been a major anti-buying strike as far as I'm concerned. I've not had to remove a 4-1 for oil changes for...

If the circlips have been undisturbed, they'll probably last for another 100k miles. Never be tempted to re-use any you've taken out, though.
The copper washers on the oil-bearing studs are just...

I've been getting calls with numbers indicating they're originating from Tunisia.
Possibly spoofed anyway.
On enquiring with my provider, they are of the opinion it's a reverse-call premium rate...

Plenty of room to store a pair of trombones, one either side.
How thoughtful of Suzuki to think of their musical buyers.

Mr Sheen (ironically, it had nothing to do with Barry) spray polish on the vinyl seat.
Ouch.
The seat that has never been touched with vinyl or any other cleaner / polish is still holding up ok. It...