So all you Supermoto junkies out there. Where do you like to go shopping for your parts and accessories?
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Nearly everything on mine has come from eBay. Everything else from Rocky Mountain.
Motostrano also have a heap of supermoto gear and check out Pro cycles for trick DRZ bits
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Originally posted by Groz View PostSo all you Supermoto junkies out there. Where do you like to go shopping for your parts and accessories?Win Free stuff on Thunderbird Racing's Facebook Page
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Procycle is freakin awesome. Extremely fast delivery and everything I ever got from em was quality.
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Well I just got Motard front fender, hand guards, and a short clutch last night. Now i'm chasing a tail tidy preferably with Indicators and break light as a kit, but not necessary. Engine case protectors things. I'm wanting a new headlight set up as the stock DRZ is fugly. And some good bar end mirrors. Just looking for aesthetic pieces for now. 'Ron i'll be getting 34cc bore kit, 39mm Carb and better cams. Also tossing up the idea of getting one of those Digital aftermarket speedos that also have a RPM gauge for like $120 from the states.Work to ride, and ride to work.
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I fitted an Acerbis headlight to mine which changed the look completely over stock. I junked the stock mirrors and went to one which clamped to the actual bar from underneath but still managing full-lock. I fitted mini indicators and there's a spot to bolt them on just above the muffler...
How's the change in riding style going for you?
CongratsRest in Peace
Brother Ryad
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Originally posted by irdizzle View Post
I fitted an Acerbis headlight to mine which changed the look completely over stock. I junked the stock mirrors and went to one which clamped to the actual bar from underneath but still managing full-lock. I fitted mini indicators and there's a spot to bolt them on just above the muffler...
How's the change in riding style going for you?
CongratsWork to ride, and ride to work.
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