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What is that Mudder?? Assuming you’re not talking about split loom.wondering if something like split hose would work also.
What is that Mudder?? Assuming you’re not talking about split loom.wondering if something like split hose would work also.
No, thicker rubber hose, ie, black radiator hoseWhat is that Mudder?? Assuming you’re not talking about split loom.
Hadn’t seen anything like that split before...No, thicker rubber hose, ie, black radiator hose
Just a little something I added to the Trigger shield , not that it needed it , everything fits and works fine without these!!!!
I took a few pieces of thin wall drain pipe and removed a section out of it , so I could use them as clamps , to secure the rubber that folds over the cross bar in the back. I didn't want to zip tie them so I came up with this idea........ I made up 4 of these!
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The piece I cut out is 1 1/4" wideIn your pictures it looks like you cut about 11/2" or 2" out of the drain pipe? I bought some today and am going to try it - really good idea and a big help for rolling the Trigger shield out of the way for maintenance and then re-installing.
thanks Chooglin - as an experiment I cut 3/4" first to see if it worked (it did) now I'll go to 1" or so and chamfer the inside of the cut edges.The piece I cut out is 1 1/4" wide
“Yeah, it's another $35 to CA but I've sent a few there.” @TRIGGER
https://hondasxs.com/threads/slip-on-arrives-in-brown-truck.17372/ - post-443700
I know the reasons for the additional $35(USD) cost.
1) $14.35 to mail anywhere in USA, $49.60 to send to CanadaView attachment 128661
2) “Fifteen cents of every twenty-cent stamp goes to storage.” Louis Rukeyser
3) @trigger lives exactly 200 miles SSW from me as the crow flies. Rather than using a drone USPS chose a circuitous route to get the TriggerShield to me.
Bay City MI >Detroit>Chicago>Montreal>Toronto>Sudbury > my house, for a total of 1901 miles.
USPS did this in only 8 days. Actually, USPS needed help from Canada Post to accomplish this feat.
Let me do the math for you.
Distance/time = speed
200 miles (net) / 8 days x 24 hour per day = 1.04 miles per hour.
I was concerned that the TriggerShield might slow down my P500 to the same extent that it appears to have done to the USPS truck.
I am happy to report that the only effect it had on “The Toy” was to reduce the noise and the temperature of the seat.
Installation took less than 10 minutes (despite lack of bilingual instructions)
My wife noticed the difference and is very happy with the change. Anything that makes her happy makes my day better.
It's hell being loved isn't it.Damn! I knew it was going to pick up when the weather got warmer. Peddled 4 of them at the Takeover and have gotten 5 or 6 orders in the last two days! I better get cutting.
There was a few people over on the facebook groups asking about your shield, so I told them to come here and you would fix them upDamn! I knew it was going to pick up when the weather got warmer. Peddled 4 of them at the Takeover and have gotten 5 or 6 orders in the last two days! I better get cutting.
There was a few people over on the facebook groups asking about your shield, so I told them to come here and you would fix them up
I don't know how to go about ordering. I don't see how to PM you and I need 2 (two) Trigger shields.Thanks Choog!
I don't know how to go about ordering. I don't see how to PM you and I need 2 (two) Trigger shields.
I bought and received my heat shield last week and got it installed. I can say it really makes a difference on the heat. It made the ride a lot more enjoyable. Thanks for a great product TriggerI knew it was bad timing on this, no one is concerned with the unbearable heat right now.
I plan to fab up a few and keep them on hand. Just PM me when the time comes. Thanks guys.