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Great spec and i admire your patience in waiting until mid next year  I choose to have it June production, I could've had it For January.
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Have you seen the fishtail exhaust tips? A lot of us were curious about them when we saw them show up in the option list, but as far as I know nobody has actually set eyes on them? Yes I've seen the fish tail exhaust on the Brookland limited edition. so are the fishtail exhaust the brooklands exhaust by another name? I don't think its a Brookland exhaust.
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Osama, you are paying £1500 for the suplex shocks.
For the extra £500 you should look at the Ohlins.
As has been said elsewhere, they are superb, and the best you can get.
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Osama, you are paying £1500 for the suplex shocks.
For the extra £500 you should look at the Ohlins.
As has been said elsewhere, they are superb, and the best you can get. +1 on this. From experience I would suggest that the choice of shocks would be between the Spax adjustables or Ohlins and I would not recommend the Suplex shocks for the three wheeler. Other manufacturers no doubt could also produce a set of shocks that would be better than the standard Spax but I don't have any experience of them.
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Osama, you are paying £1500 for the suplex shocks.
For the extra £500 you should look at the Ohlins.
As has been said elsewhere, they are superb, and the best you can get. +1 on this. From experience I would suggest that the choice of shocks would be between the Spax adjustables or Ohlins and I would not recommend the Suplex shocks for the three wheeler. Other manufacturers no doubt could also produce a set of shocks that would be better than the standard Spax but I don't have any experience of them. I agree with you that Ohlins are a better sets as i have read from other owners. The issue is i intend to pick the M3W from the factory and start my European road trip. Maybe ill do some modifications later on, but for sure the first would be a replacement for the driving lights. I would change it to LED lights.
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Hmmmmm... my stock headlights are amazing.
The Original Ken
11,000 miles.
2014 BMW R9T
2005 Saabaru
2005 Saabaru
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My stock lights are good too, but why the LEDs?
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Less strain on the charging system?
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2016 M3W John A Prestwich Special
1952 Ford 8N
1968 Honda CL175,and 2018 Ural Retro
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To be on the safe side, get a spare pair of shocks for the front.
These are the ones that tend to break.
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My stock lights are good too, but why the LEDs?
Dolph I changed mine to have DRL (Daylight Running Lights) instead of the sidelight. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pair-of-ARV6-s...=item58cd3a951c
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