BIG HUG

Jelley · 16-Jun-2004, 11:02

Hello chaps,

What the general concensus on Huggers,
Shorty or the Bigger one?

Just about to order one, which one looks the mutts nuts??

Cheers

Jelley

kwikbitch · 16-Jun-2004, 11:46

I have a 750 and I DETEST my rear hugger...
As soon as I have the time I'm taking the dremel to mine!

dickieducati · 16-Jun-2004, 11:52

depend on the bike i guess but generally if you want it to actually do its job, the bigger the better.

Melnie Mouse · 16-Jun-2004, 12:13

I thought you were giving away a big hug from title of post.. I could do with one of those

smilo006 · 16-Jun-2004, 12:19

Been previoius discussion of this.
However depends on what the job is. I bought a DP long one to protect the shock and under the seat. And it is great, no holes from tyres wearing though it (see previous thread), and has worked a treat.

antonye · 16-Jun-2004, 12:22

If you don't want to replace your shock (and half the paint on your engine) after two years, then a hugger is a must!

http://www.tecmoto.co.uk/ are in Essex - pop along to the showroom and have a look. They'll even fit it for you.

pj748r · 16-Jun-2004, 13:07

Have a look on e-bay,there's a few for sale at the moment,i picked up a short hugger and a shock guard,both hardly used,for £120

Melnie Mouse · 16-Jun-2004, 13:08

but where's my hug then????

TJ · 16-Jun-2004, 13:16

Melnie - There ya go big hug to you

Melnie Mouse · 16-Jun-2004, 13:28

fanx vewy vewy much

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16-Jun-2004, 11:02	#1
Jelley Registered Forum User Posts: 22 Join Date: May 2004 Location: Essex BIG HUG Hello chaps, What the general concensus on Huggers, Shorty or the Bigger one? Just about to order one, which one looks the mutts nuts?? Cheers Jelley Reply

16-Jun-2004, 11:46	#2
kwikbitch Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,911 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Nottingham Mood: Smiley and waiting for the sunshine I have a 750 and I DETEST my rear hugger... As soon as I have the time I'm taking the dremel to mine! Reply

16-Jun-2004, 11:52	#3
dickieducati Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 5,018 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Chelmsford, Essex Mood: the rain in spain falls mainly on me! depend on the bike i guess but generally if you want it to actually do its job, the bigger the better. Reply

16-Jun-2004, 12:13	#4
Melnie Mouse Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 704 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: WATERLOOVILLE Mood: Smiles I thought you were giving away a big hug from title of post.. I could do with one of those Reply

16-Jun-2004, 13:07	#7
pj748r Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 175 Join Date: May 2003 Location: wirral Mood: FIVE!!!!Guess We'll Keep It Have a look on e-bay,there's a few for sale at the moment,i picked up a short hugger and a shock guard,both hardly used,for £120 Reply

16-Jun-2004, 13:08	#8
Melnie Mouse Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 704 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: WATERLOOVILLE Mood: Smiles but where's my hug then???? Reply

16-Jun-2004, 13:16	#9
TJ Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 143 Join Date: Mar 2004 Melnie - There ya go big hug to you Reply

16-Jun-2004, 13:28	#10
Melnie Mouse Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 704 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: WATERLOOVILLE Mood: Smiles fanx vewy vewy much Reply