Fairing Repair

[EvilBetty]

I wanted to use that Plastex stuff, but my buddy insisted on using a fiberglass mesh repair kit... it turned out perfect.  And it's still strong and flexible.

[The Kurgan]

Evil;

Let's see some updated photos, with your new handguards installed!  :D

[DobroDog]

Evil

The cost for paint would bring me up short too...as compromises go your black looks  damn good.

[The Kurgan]

When I get custom paint work done, see my KLR below, I always opt for a different colour. Everybody else will have stock colour, so its nice to stand out in the crowd!

I will be painting my Girly a nice sandstorm brown (desert tan).

I will purchase a few Triumph logos from a reputable decal dealer I know.

Evil; go for a complete respray to a colour of your choosing.  8)
 
see here:
 
http://klrworld.com/forums/index.php/topic,4805.0.html (http://klrworld.com/forums/index.php/topic,4805.0.html)
 
and here (award page):
 
http://klrworld.com/index.php?option=co ... Itemid=256 (http://klrworld.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=172&Itemid=256)

[EvilBetty]

Hehe, that's very cool, but with the Girly I'm afraid of damaging the resale value by tampering with the OEM color and decals.  I love the bolt on farkles on my bike but I have a hard time doing anything to a bike / car that is not reversable back to stock.  Although I love this bike I can see a time in the future that I might want to move to a 2007+ Roadie.

That and the Lucifer Orange has really grown on me!  :P

The hand guards are next on my list to install now that the fuel leak seems to be resolved!