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Oh, okay hairspray. Heard of this before, but maybe part of the bike-kit of US-motorcyclists since decades due to the loosely helmet-laws? Last time I visited the states was in 1993, think at least in AZ there was no obligation to carry a helmet. This and the permit to carry a gun impressed me lasting, maybe like the other way round the unlimited autobahn. Good experiences with the glue, stays tight. Greetings Jens

Hello, anyone experienced a slipping handlebar- grip? Went to a dealer this day, instead of a new one we tried to glue it with the Honda-adhesive (pulling the grip a bit of the left handlebar, prob. 30 mm, filling up with glue and pushing the grip back). Had to drive home afterwards (no option waiting 3 Hours in a bar), but seems like it stays tight. A new one 200 Euros... greetings Jens

Hello, made very good experiences with the bagster: tank pad, luggage (easy fill up) and protection. OK, looks prob. a little bit „square“. greetings Jens

Hi, failed uploading (32MB), if you like, via PN. Gr Jens

Edit: 250 Euro

About 250

The base plate is bolted to the frame. There`s a adapter brace bolted to the base plate. This adapter fits into the vent of the side fairing an can be easily removed (f.e. to remove the fairing). The base plate remains bolted to the frame. The adapter is for energy absorption. Bolted to the adapter is a slider which can be easily removed and renewed in case of a minor damage. See pics.

I´ve fitted the GSG sliders. No need to cut the fairing. Nice finish. Greetings Jens http://www.gsg-mototechnik.de/

South Vosges, France. Near Hohrodberg, view Valée de Munster.