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Must do mods for Griso owners!

For anyone else who is considering a tire hugger..

Pyramid responded to me within a few hours, and said that they are 10% off the net price, and delivery would be around 14-21 days. You have to call or email to order it, since it isn't available in the online catalog. They're available in white or black.

This is before shipping:
listed price is 89.99 GBP, which converts to about $143.82 USD
10% off is 80.99 GBP, which converts to about $129.44 USD

The fender extender is also available on their website catalog for a good price.
 
Where the hell did I get 6 1/2" from? Youre right, its 8" diameter.

I dislike huggers with a vengeance, especially on custom type bikes. And theyre too bloody expensive!
 
GuzziHero said:
Where the hell did I get 6 1/2" from? Youre right, its 8" diameter.

I dislike huggers with a vengeance, especially on custom type bikes. And theyre too bloody expensive!
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:D I've told you once! Listen! The one you need is 8" LONG. The diameter has nothing to do with it!
 
:D When my wife bought her 900 Thunderbird a few years back, the dealer gave us a bag with some plastic chrome plated plugs in it. These are used to push into the heads of any allen bolts that use a 6mm key (M8?) After doing all the bolts on the Triumph, there were some left over. I've put some on my Griso! They look great, and the one in the bevel box filler plug stops it from filling up with water! Not an essential mod, but nice to know!
 
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