Carbon bits by Gus .

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Headlight Cowl covered for $80




Fork things $40 pair


Rad end caps $45 pair


FRont Guard $90


Brackets

The CF clothe certainly moulds around the angles nicely. The two pics look different colours. Is that just the light playing tricks with the CF ?

Yep .

Not to do you out of business mate but do you know if these kits are any good?

http://www.diyfibres.com.au/

Might be good for tiny bits but look how much Epoxy you get .Not enough to do a chain guard .I dont use Epoxy, does a good job but expensive
and takes a day to dry against 30 mins with resin (not as strong though )

If you want lightness and strength Epoxy is the go .If it not essential go resin .

Sorry, too cold for dress ups .
Someones track bike parts.

Gus. You da man! Love your work.

Thanks, but seeing i haven't been called into work for the last 4 days I'm definitely NOT da man .

At last ,a nice job on one of my own things .

Good job Gus looks great ..........................( could you please stop sending us your shitty weather down here to Adelaide 11.20 & still only 10 deg. & raining )

Try 5 days of fog and drizzle .Not cold but everything wet .

Yuk I hate winter / actually the only time I like it is when I'm laying in bed listening to the rain on the roof & its cold & windy outside

Winter means the trail bike gets out a hell of a lot more

I find I am falling off a lot less these days on it too which is a good thing.

Nice work btw Gus.

reddog wrote:Winter means the trail bike gets out a hell of a lot more

I find I am falling off a lot less these days on it too which is a good thing.

Nice work btw Gus.

I found I don't bounce as well as I did when I was younger , so I tend to stick to the road these days LOL

paul wrote:

reddog wrote:Winter means the trail bike gets out a hell of a lot more

I find I am falling off a lot less these days on it too which is a good thing.

Nice work btw Gus.

I found I don't bounce as well as I did when I was younger , so I tend to stick to the road these days LOL

Yes, I find that the older we get we tend to stay upright. I think maybe it's the prospect of broken bones that prevents us from coming off

Hahaha... last outing on the DRZ I only crashed once and that was very slowly

We had a huge storm here and riding on tracks we had done a few weeks prior was interesting with so many gum trees having fallen over. We must have done 100+ log crossings in less than 100kms of riding over 3 hours. The hard pack clay had also gotten water logged, so it was extremely trecherous. Still a very fun outing, took me ages to wash the bike, I must make sure to coat it in Wd40 before I head out next time.

Gus have you thought about CF-ing helmets? I read through the history and didn't see them mentioned anywhere