Joined Jul 2009
1K Posts | 35+
Harrogate
Here's a few to browse:
http://www.toolparts.co.uk/acatalog/Motorcycle_Radiator_Grills.html
http://www.mikesgrilles.com/
http://www.jaws-motorcycles.co.uk/grills2.htm
http://www.vyxxn.co.uk/catalog/beow...-2209.html?btype=s&osCsid=4986b764f2271645187
i bought some mint second hand beowulf ones from ebay... so worth looking out for...
http://www.toolparts.co.uk/acatalog/Motorcycle_Radiator_Grills.html
http://www.mikesgrilles.com/
http://www.jaws-motorcycles.co.uk/grills2.htm
http://www.vyxxn.co.uk/catalog/beow...-2209.html?btype=s&osCsid=4986b764f2271645187
i bought some mint second hand beowulf ones from ebay... so worth looking out for...
Happy with the Beowolf one I have.
I think I paid around £65 for it. Bit steep for what it is, but the price of a new rad is sooooooooooo much more!
I think I paid around £65 for it. Bit steep for what it is, but the price of a new rad is sooooooooooo much more!
Joined Oct 2009
254 Posts | 1+
north manchester
Joined Oct 2010
1K Posts | 0+
midlands
Using stainless steel wire it's possible to attach a 6 x pack of thick skinned (e.g. Sainsburys finest Pork and Apple) sausages.
On a summers day and setting off about 1000hrs I find it possible to head off out with my mates ... and park up for a tasty snack around noon.
I have tried burgers but they fall apart too easily.
Fish is a no-no, apart from prawns but they only take about 30 mins to cook which is too quick as a I am still in town when the timer goes off to tell me they are ready.
The next version called the "Aprilia-go-Grilia II" will be double skinned with a hinge at the bottom and a small stainless steel toggle clamp at the top to compress and support more delicate meat / fish items and prevent droppage.
Joined Oct 2010
2K Posts | 20+
The Fens.
Joined Oct 2009
254 Posts | 1+
north manchester
Joined Jul 2008
999 Posts | 0+
fife
Joined Feb 2009
3K Posts | 0+
The Frozen ******* Wasteland!
BAHAHAHAHA!!! Yer giving our nob bad thoughts, laddie. He'll be modifying that gold grill o' his to be able to nosh and fill his chunky monkey tummy at the end of a jaunt.
That being said, evlin, give our nob a PM and I'm sure that he'd be able to walk you through making your own.
Joined Dec 2008
6K Posts | 84+
Usually at the top of the apple tree.
you the diy guru
He sure likes to do things to his T, some good and some not so imo. His B&Q diy rad grills speak fir themselves.
