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Bazzcalland

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About Bazzcalland

  • Birthday 09/20/1986

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  • Current Bike(s)
    XVS 125 Dragstar

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Monmouth, Wales
  • Interests
    Jammin a Riddum
    Muddy Puddles

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  1. Nice Job mate, Shes LOOKING BEASTY!! how have you fixed the seat?? coz I'm all done, except the seat!?!?!
  2. no worries man, i have taken the baffles off mine, so now there well short, and stupidly loud! too loud probably!!
  3. Hello All XVS 125 bobber mission coming on well, after months of searching i found a supplier of after market exhausts, there not compleat straight shots, but they are pretty loud, and look great, these are not easy to find, so get some (if you need some) while you can. its www.japsandhogs.co.uk, there a great little company enjoy!! Bazz.
  4. stunning paul!...nice job I do agree with christofeser some exhaust wrap would look mean! oh, and I have only got a provisional to, and have been riding for about 6 years, but i was reading about this new motorbike test which gives you a CBT/125 license for two years and then you can ride anything after that! sounds good! p.s. what type of paint did you use to paint the rims? cos mine went all bubbly!
  5. I cant figure out how to post pictures paul , but most of the ones i have been looking at are the ones of your bike... and a few similar to dan28's. I ended up cutting off the fender bracket and i have managed to source a suitable fender... and i think its going to be welded just under the seat or on to the 'H' bar type thing on the swing arm (my thinking is that if i attach it to the swing arm the fender with move with wheel and never rub on the tyre.. ill show you guys some pictures..... as soon as i figure out how to post them
  6. Hmmmmm, decisions decisions..... I have seen pictures of xvs 125 bobbers where they have kept the original 12' shocks, and re-welded the fender bracket lower on the back. However it looks like the tyre would rub on the fender every time you went over a bump, and the road where i live are worse than bad.. i think ill go with the re-weld
  7. Morning Yamma Yobos... Does anyone know wether a bobber fender for an xvs 650 is suitable for a 125.... or am i going to have to cut one from the old fender... and if i do cut one from the original do i chop the bridged framework off the back of the bike..... Also, if i put 11' shocks on her, do i have to adjust the chain??? i have so many questions..... Bazz,....
  8. Ready to send... no stamps or anything??
  9. Hi there guys..(and Gals?) My names Bazz, 24 , South Wales, I have sitting on a stock xvs 125 for some time and have been waiting to bobber it! While looking for insperation on the net and came across (Screenname) Paulwhite's XVS Bobber Project. I have followed the Forum conversations closely and have now decided to join in . if anyone els out there is bobbing or chopping there xvs 125 i would love to talk some ideas and info... one love!
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