RE: Clear Clutch Cover???
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RE: Clear Clutch Cover??? - 11/15/2007 4:35:22 PM
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Flightmedic954
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I bet it would hold up better than stock especially the magnesium one on the other side not for me, but I sure the hell agree & will throw in a WTF on asholes raging of others hard work getting their bike the way they want
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RE: Clear Clutch Cover??? - 11/15/2007 6:06:40 PM
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baxsom
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ORIGINAL: Flightmedic954 I bet it would hold up better than stock especially the magnesium one on the other side not for me, but I sure the hell agree & will throw in a WTF on asholes raging of others hard work getting their bike the way they want yeah because plastic is waaaayyyyyyyy better and stronger than metal. did you actually think before you wrote this one.
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RE: Clear Clutch Cover??? - 11/16/2007 11:37:19 AM
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Flightmedic954
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ORIGINAL: baxsom quote:
ORIGINAL: Flightmedic954 I bet it would hold up better than stock especially the magnesium one on the other side not for me, but I sure the hell agree & will throw in a WTF on asholes raging of others hard work getting their bike the way they want yeah because plastic is waaaayyyyyyyy better and stronger than metal. did you actually think before you wrote this one. all right di(khead have you ever heard let alone seen a magnesium cover take an impact & not crack? I'm sure it has happened, but the point it thats its fragile & the real point being, people can do what ever the F they want to their bike what world is it OK to rag on their sh!t? he didn't ask what gays think of clear covers he asked where can you get one but your point.. yea plastic, no one would use that for any kind of high stress or impact points, right? like weapons, guns, race cars, all aircraft including hyper-sonic jets yea your right, genius
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RE: Clear Clutch Cover??? - 11/16/2007 1:15:58 PM
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MgA_ODEN
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Ouch.
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RE: Clear Clutch Cover??? - 11/16/2007 8:20:30 PM
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baxsom
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ORIGINAL: Flightmedic954 quote:
ORIGINAL: baxsom quote:
ORIGINAL: Flightmedic954 I bet it would hold up better than stock especially the magnesium one on the other side not for me, but I sure the hell agree & will throw in a WTF on asholes raging of others hard work getting their bike the way they want yeah because plastic is waaaayyyyyyyy better and stronger than metal. did you actually think before you wrote this one. all right di(khead resorting to profanity is the sign of a very low IQ have you ever heard let alone seen a magnesium cover take an impact & not crack? yes they normally scrape not bust completely. i have seen hundreds of rashed up magnesium covers that still held oil. & the real point being, people can do what ever the F they want to their bike not if i were president what world is it OK to rag on their sh!t? mine he didn't ask what gays think of clear covers so you are a gay basher now huh, people can go to jail for that now be careful. i bet you are a christian redneck too arent you he asked where can you get one but your point.. yea plastic, no one would use that for any kind of high stress or impact points, right? like weapons, guns, race cars, all aircraft including hyper-sonic jets guns dont use plastic they use a polymer agent that is stronger than plastic. here is link that i think you may find helpful http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymer. i work in the gun industry so i guarantee you i know more about this than you do. also as an added fact the polymer pistols use steel in at all the stress points. race cars also use carbon fiber and polymer as well as hyper sonic jets. the clutch covers in question are made of lexan. although lexan can be made to be very tough, in fact very thick sheets of it are used for bulletproof glass, the stuff used to make clutch covers are not that thick. they cant be and still fit the bike properly. whats more the metal covers are made to shear down in the event of a low side. the hard lexan will crack and break immediatly. yea your right, genius i usually am, and my last IQ test scored in the 180s so i guess i am a genius arent I. so junior take your noob 34 posts somewhere else ok. let the big boys play and you go find something else irrelevant to whine about.
< Message edited by baxsom -- 11/16/2007 8:23:52 PM >
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RE: Clear Clutch Cover??? - 11/17/2007 7:20:38 AM
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MgA_ODEN
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Ouch , and the volley continues
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RE: Clear Clutch Cover??? - 11/17/2007 8:24:13 AM
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Onarom
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This is entertaining
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