[TC3]

.... looks to be a decent bit of kit.

 

[CookieKing]

Well, Poop. I might need that for my urban enduro, but it already had a belly pan.

 

[TC3]

Just ordered one through dealer to fit when bike arrives....

 

[roadster man]

Just ordered one through dealer to fit when bike arrives....

hi , anyone know how the to fit the Evotech bash plate , if it doe's not affect the engine bolts for fitting I am interested , cheers for any info .

 

[TC3]

hi , anyone know how the to fit the Evotech bash plate , if it doe's not affect the engine bolts for fitting I am interested , cheers for any info .

No instructions on their website yet but says it takes 10 mins to fit and I assume it uses a bracket attached somewhere.

 

[roadster man]

No instructions on their website yet but says it takes 10 mins to fit and I assume it uses a bracket attached somewhere.

hi TC3 , yes I agree , from the photo it looks as if it is easy to fit , I am interested but will wait until someone posts some diy fitting instructions , think this might do the job of keeping muck and stones off engine , needs to come off easy for oil filter changes , cheers .

 

[ELVISTO]

Looks good , perhaps better than the belly pan I fitted,

 

[mosquito464]

Gonna get one of these for my icon when it arrives in a couple of weeks.

 

[Jojo10t]

Looks ok to do. Two downpipe nuts off and back on. Another few wee bits and pieces.

 

[Why So Serious?]

Anybody installed this by them self?

 

[silverluxe]

I didn't trust the fact that if you bash something it applies stress to places that I don't want aluminum breaking or cracking.

 

[Why So Serious?]

I didn't trust the fact that if you bash something it applies stress to places that I don't want aluminum breaking or cracking.

You mean ie. stress to exhaust pipe?

 

[silverluxe]

Yeah, that or the engine case bolts as well. Then again, the factory belly pan ALSO uses engine bolts with auxiliary brackets. I bought it yesterday when I got my bike, but had to leave it with a friend who lives in the city where I bought the bike, so I don't know just how bad the design is yet I suppose if you don't have a frame down there, you gotta do what you gotta do. The Evotech is 119 dollars and the OEM is 130 dollars. I kind of like the whole swiss cheese thing going on with the OEM and was surprised that it was made from thick aluminum.

 

[ELVISTO]

I think both will do a good job, I have the OEM one, with the Evotech one I'd want to take it off regularly to clean the crud that get built up behind it,

 

[TC3]

I think both will do a good job, I have the OEM one, with the Evotech one I'd want to take it off regularly to clean the crud that get built up behind it,

The Evotech one has pretty good clearance so no need to remove like you think

 

[Chris75]

Its not that I am gonna do much offroading with the bike ore something. Therefore i chose for the OEM one, looks prettier to me.

 

[ELVISTO]

Oh, ok, TC3, that's great then

 

[Si°]

Just ordered one of these. Seem like a good option and if it's like the other Evotech stuff will be top quality.

 

[DaveInWoodland]

I looked for a US distributor but I am guessing that Evotech is Euro only? I guess they will ship to the US but I am questioning the cost there to do so.

 

[ELVISTO]

I feel sure they'd ship you one out Dave, drop them an email