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V9 and V7 side panels

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DanCon

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Hi people

I have a Bobber and I want to replace the half height side panels with full panels. Unfortunately, these are expensive and difficult to source.

However, I’ve noticed that some stores sell a set of panels which apparently fit both the V9 and V7iii. Does this mean the side panels on a V9 are interchangeable with those on a V7iii?

Any help would be appreciated!
 
The frame shape around the side panels look different if you compare them close up in photos.
 
Sorry everyone. It was quiet for so long I didn’t hold out hope for an answer! There are not many dealers near me which have a V7iii in stock and would let me start removing the panels and trying them on my Bobber..!
 
DanCon said:
Sorry everyone. It was quiet for so long I didn’t hold out hope for an answer! There are not many dealers near me which have a V7iii in stock and would let me start removing the panels and trying them on my Bobber..!
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Your answer was available in a simple search. Yes they do. Link below;

www.guzzitech.com

GTM V9/7 Info

Our V9/7 build was enjoyed by many. Off to it’s new home in Nor Cal. This is not an easy conversion, as the V7 seat latch position is at the back. Tank almost plug and plays outside of moving the USB port plug on the frame. I won’t get into details on this here.
www.guzzitech.com www.guzzitech.com
 
Much appreciated Todd. I cannot see any specific info about the panels in the article - only a question about the pipes - but if the panels fit then that’s all I need to know.

I‘m surprised this hasn’t been asked before. Surely I’m not the only one out there who prefers the full panels to the half height ones?!

Thanks everyone
 
DanCon said:
Much appreciated Todd. I cannot see any specific info about the panels in the article - only a question about the pipes - but if the panels fit then that’s all I need to know.
I‘m surprised this hasn’t been asked before. Surely I’m not the only one out there who prefers the full panels to the half height ones?!
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There maybe others, but I think only you and I on this website Forum. While I have you, hope you'll add your info to our Registry linked below. Cheers.

www.guzzitech.com

V9 Registry & Picture thread -- ADD YOUR BIKE

Own a V9? This is just for fun and for future owners to enjoy. Introduce yourself by posting a reply to this thread with your info in this format: VIN# - Name - City, State - Date of Purchase - Picture of you and your bike preferred (they almost all look the same otherwise), and we'll get you on...
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No, I prefer the full length look too.
I've been toying with making some from scratch - if only to expand my skill set. YouTube provided some useful education earlier today on how to go about it
 
GTM® said:
There maybe others, but I think only you and I on this website Forum. While I have you, hope you'll add your info to our Registry linked below. Cheers.

www.guzzitech.com

V9 Registry & Picture thread -- ADD YOUR BIKE

Own a V9? This is just for fun and for future owners to enjoy. Introduce yourself by posting a reply to this thread with your info in this format: VIN# - Name - City, State - Date of Purchase - Picture of you and your bike preferred (they almost all look the same otherwise), and we'll get you on...
www.guzzitech.com www.guzzitech.com
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Bobber details added on Jan 22 post #234

Cheers
 
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