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AMH F650....
Help! i am attemting to duplicate the F650 as seen in AMH (page 29,64) i believe the screen in an Ermax one, but i don't know where to get hold of one in UK? and the lower part of the fairing i have no idea about (including the triangular black struts) my bike looks nothing like this! any help would be GREATLY appreciated! thanks

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Hi Chimp, the Ermax is a good question that I never found an answer for. The triangular things are part of the bigger Acerbis tank.
Are you sure you dont want a 650GS - much nicer and smoother IMHO

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The M&P catalogue I picked up at the bike show has some Ermax screens listed for F650 Funduros and F650GSs. I know the company is in administration but it could be worth giving them a ring - 08705-703030.
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