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Added Stelvio hand guards to my Breva

tobinh

tobinh

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They work great! Almost too well, it's hot in my neck of the woods (Vancouver BC) right now, and with them I can't feel any wind at all!

Looking forward to warmer hands this fall tho.

Hmm! Needed some spacers: Good thing I have a lathe handy!

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Perfect fit!

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Looks...okay. Well, kind of strange. But work great!

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- Tobin.
 
Nice...did the same thing to my Breva this past winter and they worked great. A few months ago I removed them due to the hot temps here in Southern Mid-Tennessee.
 
right?? they work so well now that it's proper summer weather I'm regretting them!
 
Spacers were needed as well on my bike and i used a few stainless washers.
 
They do look tidy but I found come winter they do very little and your thumb is still in the cold air.

I use Barkbuster Blizzard hand guards,
I can still see all the switches and my thumbs are protected DSC 0812
 
Android said:
They do look tidy but I found come winter they do very little and your thumb is still in the cold air.

I use Barkbuster Blizzard hand guards,
I can still see all the switches and my thumbs are protectedView attachment 15171
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ha oh no don't tell me that! well i'm committed now, and i've found they work well to keep my hands dry at least, and here in the pacific north west we get more wet than cold.
 
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