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hi i am after buying a new cover for the beast and was wondering if it should be medium or large size
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thanks FSM will buy a large cover now
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this is the one i will get from e bay OXFORD AQUATEX
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Phew .... 8O 8O ....first couple of posts i wondered what you were talking about :wink: :lol: :lol:...the beast :!:
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bikerpiker wrote:Phew .... 8O 8O ....first couple of posts i wondered what you were talking about :wink: :lol: :lol:...the beast :!:
i just re read them and 8O 8O 8O 8O have to agree :lol:
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Argos do a grey and blue cover, the large is too large IMHO get the med. can't remember the part number thou, kinda stretchy around the bottom with a eye hook to secure.
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Seven Of Nine Firestorm wrote:Argos do a grey and blue cover, the large is too large IMHO get the med. can't remember the part number thou, kinda stretchy around the bottom with a eye hook to secure.
Ouch that sounds painful I think I'll just let mine shrivel :wink:
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I agree..., id put up with the "button mushroom" effect ,rather than attachin it with a hook 8O
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Has the effect or securing it firmly so it doesn't flap around running free.
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Bought a Motorcycle Cover from a guy at Rufforth last Saturday Brand new, £10 :D

It's waterproof and functional, elasticated round the bottom but could maybe do with a strap of some kind ('girth strap' phnaar phnaar!) for the strong winds we get up here in the hills.

Says 'Diablo' on it and comes with a storgae bag too.

Fits over the Hornet no bother, haven't tried it over the Firestorm yet but I don't envisage any problems.

At that price, I think I'll get a few more next month as dust covers for the bikes while in the garage.
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