DougW
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Sorry, no. Due to my retirement, I am only offering highway peg setups.Any more hand guards available?
Want highway pegs, email is [email protected]Yes, I am still offering highway peg kits and stiffy kits for sale.
Click on ‘garauld’ in left pane, under his photo. Click on ‘start conversation’.Don't know how to PM
Stuffy kit for Gen1??Yes, I am still offering highway peg kits and stiffy kits for sale
If memory serves, your Stiffy Kit was developed for the purpose of reinforcing the rear frame member of the FJR in order to prevent the frame cracks occurring when carrying a bit too much weight hanging out on the tail end. I have one installed on my 2016 ES for that reason. I recently mentioned your kit to someone in a forum on Facebook and he pointed out that I was wrong about their purpose. Understanding that they are no longer available (unless the 401k tanks) what say you? Wasn't that the purpose of the Stiffy Kit?At this point, I am only offering highway peg kits unless my 401k fund tanks.
The original intent was to reinforce and stiffen the the aluminum subframe back there to reduce movement (bouncing) that could contribute to a fatigue failure of the cast aluminum subframe. A second benefit would be to contain the disconnected parts were a failure occur. What did the Facebook dude think it's purpose was? FWIW, Murph at Murphskits.com has expressed interest in making these. I will provide the drawings free to anyone with the tools and skills to make their own - just send me a PM with your email.If memory serves, your Stiffy Kit was developed for the purpose of reinforcing the rear frame member of the FJR in order to prevent the frame cracks occurring when carrying a bit too much weight hanging out on the tail end.
Joel Espinoza (Top Contributor) says: The stiffy kit is no longer made, and even when it was didnt prevent subframe damage.Hi.
The original intent was to reinforce and stiffen the the aluminum subframe back there to reduce movement (bouncing) that could contribute to a fatigue failure of the cast aluminum subframe. A second benefit would be to contain the disconnected parts were a failure occur. What did the Facebook dude think it's purpose was? FWIW, Murph at Murphskits.com has expressed interest in making these. I will provide the drawings free to anyone with the tools and skills to make their own - just send me a PM with your email.
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