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Greetings All,

Roger, you make a good point.

All our products come with a money back guarantee.

We are an enthusiast based company that feels that excellent customer service is the best advertising. We are most enthusiastic about that.

We recalled all the "Ill Berger" units that we sold and refunded the costs involved, including shipping. Anyone want some CF salad bowls?

Ride Safe!

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i'll take one... salad bowl that is
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Greetings,

Rear brakes.....I know most of you stay away from the rear....for good reason. But that is a differrent subject.

Although the Geelong CC hugger appears to have an air scoop for the rear brake, there is an aerodynamic benefit to support the design and it also allows air flow to the final drive.

More on this later, after testing is finished.
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BMW Roundel Shannon is the Best

Greetings Shannon,

You do keep this board entertained and lively.

Keep it up!

BTW, the new K12 has a steering wheel and adjustable NeoTrons.
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Oh yes, 440 Aust$ - $300 US. Group buy? Will wait for Boxer to organize. Much better......... Probably worth it AFTER the rear shock gets replaced.

Thanks for the feedback on the JetHot. Thinking ahead for winter activities. The two weeks required to ship and wait off the bike just won't fly until January time frame.

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Robert,

I'd interested if it fits with both an Ohlins and Staintune.

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Greetings,

If you follow the trail of dirt from the inside of the rear license plate to a position 90 degrees north of the rear of the hugger the remainder of the underside remains clean.

Test# 5 >run thru a puddle, see how it protects the underside!

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IMPRESSION~!

Greetings,

I am most impressed with the Geelong Hugger!

This is well engineered and finsihed.

More later!
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do you have a pic directly behind it so that we can see how it aligns with the tire?
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those pics with a 5" or 5.5" wheel ??

Shannon... do you have any pics of anything else from behind ??
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Sweet jeezus Shannon!!!

Hey Robert, forget riding in a "puddle" Ride that sumb.itch in the rain for 2 hours and lets see how it operates!

Did you "engineer" this product or did Geelong Carbon Craft engineer it??

There is *some* slight drag on the rear brake disk from the brake pads and some people actually use the rear brake, thats prolly why theres a vent. If there wasnt a vent to help disperse heat then bad things can possibly happen. How is it gonna give "more air to the final drive" when its 3in above it??? If the final drive needed more "air" ya think BMW would add cooling fins or some other method for transferring heat.

Will this product fit a 5.5in wheel???
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that nice hugger shouldn't be protecting that stock showa in the pics robert....let the dirt and whatnot destroy the stock showa that way whomever the owner is they can buy the goodens sooner...
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180/5.5

Greetings,

This hugger is designed for the 180/5.5 set-up. The CL of the wheel is = to the Cl of the hugger.
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Is CL of 5.5" wheel = CL of 5.0" wheel?

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