| 998 Rear Hugger or Shock Guard?
All,
Anyone any experience of running either a rear hugger or shock guard? Ive heard stories of a shock guard messing up the spring and cannister of the shock, whilst the rear hugger will most probably require the swinging arm to be drilled and tapped (not too worried about this)
I don't mind a hugger as long as it isn't too intrusive on the rear of the bike, and doesn't look too 'after market'. Obviously it would offer some more protection than the shock guard, but the shock guard looks less intrusive.
Might pop down to Tecmoto on Saturday for a look, as they aren't too far away.
cheers,
Ben | 
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