Other pans you can buy are .015 to .025 thick. My pan is .045 thick..
email , macgyver0856 at sbcglobal dot net
Belly pan(s)
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macgyver0856
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Belly pan(s)
New GL1800 and F6B belly pans . Custom diamond plate pan , $56 shipped in conus.
Other pans you can buy are .015 to .025 thick. My pan is .045 thick..
email , macgyver0856 at sbcglobal dot net
Other pans you can buy are .015 to .025 thick. My pan is .045 thick..
email , macgyver0856 at sbcglobal dot net
2003 Stream Silver
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RoadRogue
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Re: Belly pan(s)
What other models do you make these for? 1500 perhaps? 
Ride safe, Todd
Over night campers welcome
Over night campers welcome
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macgyver0856
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Re: Belly pan(s)
RoadRogue wrote:What other models do you make these for? 1500 perhaps?
No
I don't make a pan for anything but the 1800..2003 Stream Silver
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Wilcoy02
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Re: Belly pan(s)
Is there a pan for the gl1100? I would like to put one on for my trip to Alaska. Anyone put one on?
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macgyver0856
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Re: Belly pan(s)
Wilcoy02 wrote:Is there a pan for the gl1100? I would like to put one on for my trip to Alaska. Anyone put one on?
I've only ever heard of pans for the 1500 and 1800. There isn't one for the 1100 that I am aware of. I only make a pan for the 1800..
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Re: Belly pan(s)
macgyver0856 wrote:RoadRogue wrote:What other models do you make these for? 1500 perhaps?
No
I think RoadRogue and I are going to have to come down there and change your mind.
"It´s a friggen motorcycle, it´s not supposed to be comfortable, quiet or safe. The wind noise is supposed to hurt your ears, the seat should be hard and riding it should make you s**t your pants every now and then. "
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macgyver0856
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Re: Belly pan(s)
Come on then! I can get some measurements from y'alls bikes!
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RoadRogue
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Re: Belly pan(s)
Woo hoo!!!! An excuse for a road trip..... come one Nick ,we ride at dawn.......
Ride safe, Todd
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Doug B.
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Re: Belly pan(s)
If you were to start making pans for a 1500, I would likely be one of your first paying customers.
They look GREAT!
They look GREAT!
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themainviking
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Re: Belly pan(s)
If'n them thar Canuckians come down there so you can get measurements to start a line of GL1500 belly pans, Y'all may have to start selling to Canada as well as the good ole U.S. of A.
What say there MacGyver?
What say there MacGyver?
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