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pj748r 07-Dec-2003 15:08

carbon fibre
 
Can you trim/cut carbon fibre?The problem is i have a casoli carbon hugger and a carbon shock guard but i can't use both as the guard will rub on the hugger so if i can trim the guard i will be able to use both,cheers:mad:

Old Yella 07-Dec-2003 15:50

Now what you are saying but is it necessary to have both?
My hugger has protected my shock well enough so far.
You could try asking RipSnortingV-Twin
He is a member and produces the stuff so should know better than most?
Try finding his profile in members list and give him an email?

NBs996 07-Dec-2003 18:38

I got a full carbon fairing on my blade and needed to cut out the headlight. It was dead easy to do just with a coarse sanding disc, then a fine grade to finish it off.
Maybe not how it should be done but it worked for me.

[Edited on 7-12-2003 by NBs996]

Rattler 07-Dec-2003 19:42

Belt and braces huh!!!.....
 
....I'd bin the hugger and keep the shock guard.

The cleaner you can get the back looking the better IMO...

Tim:frog:

Jasper 07-Dec-2003 19:55

Yes.It trims easily.The faster the cutter(ie Dremel)the better.

pj748r 07-Dec-2003 22:37

thanks for the advice,the reason i want to use both is that the bike will be used throughout most of the winter,so i want to protect it as best i can,hence hugger and guard.hugger will probably come off in the summer anyway!:lol:

skidlids 07-Dec-2003 23:09

Senna3 has both on his bike and just trimmed loads off the shock gaurd, his is done for both protection and looks.


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