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4 May 2002
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Acerbis handguards & covers for BMW R80G/S
I am trying to determine which Acerbis hand guards and accompanying covers I need for my R80G/S. It has the standard handlebar and no heated grips. I'd like to order them over the web (know of a good URL?) without having to take the risk they won't fit.
Thanks for any info. Kevin ------------------ Kevin http://www.nohorizons.net
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7 May 2002
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hi,kevin
i've got a 80G/S aswell.Bracken are going to the BMF in a couple of weeks so i'll check this out bryan
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15 May 2002
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Hi, I have just fitted universal hand guards from a wholesale company called Hi-Level, they supply a lot of independant UK bike shops, trade price is £18.00 plus VAT and they are just as good as Acerbis and they fit a treat with or without heated grips. Unfortunatly I do not have time to supply these now as I'm shutting up shop in a week or so. Chris
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