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Old 14-Apr-2005, 23:07
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Just tried to fit the hugger. Seems straight forward enough with just 2 screws and fitting over the original plastic chain guard. Can,t work out what I am doing wrong

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Old 14-Apr-2005, 23:10
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Are you meant to remove the old cover?
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Old 14-Apr-2005, 23:26
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Just tried to fit the hugger. Seems straight forward enough with just 2 screws and fitting over the original plastic chain guard. Can,t work out what I am doing wrong

Can anyone help?
Just another crappy fitting hugger I'm afraid.
You could drill the side (of the chainguard) and put a small nut and bolt through to bring it together.
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Old 14-Apr-2005, 23:40
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Mine looks like that but just a bit better.

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Old 15-Apr-2005, 00:49
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I have a DP hugger and it fits over the original chain guard ?

Don't think so. As far as I can tell the original chain guard is part of the same piece that runs through the swinging arm tunnel and all the way along the swinging arm.
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Old 15-Apr-2005, 00:53
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Mine looks like that but just a bit better.

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Is it Pro Twins as well?
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Old 15-Apr-2005, 00:56
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Mine's a QB Carbon one and that covers the original chainguard completely. They supply a bit of velcro to keep the two together, but that went the same way as the toolkit (south!)
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Old 15-Apr-2005, 09:01
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The hugger should fit over the chain-guard..... Demand one that fits properly.. And if thats the same ask for a refund and go elsewhere.... Try Casoli or Ducati 9. net.
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Old 15-Apr-2005, 09:27
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It wont hurt if you trim that small amount off of the end of the std guard! Will tidy it up, and wont look amiss if or when you sell!
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Old 15-Apr-2005, 09:33
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The hugger should fit over the chain-guard..... Demand one that fits properly.. And if thats the same ask for a refund and go elsewhere.... Try Casoli or Ducati 9. net.

True, I have a Tec Moto one great fit, velcroe has never moved, nice and long as well to keep all that road crap away from the rear suspension.
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