Maybe it's just the Doctor Who episode I'm watching (where plastic is trying to take over the world), but I'm finding a surprising amount of plastic on my beauty. In the shop, I was perhaps too caught up staring at the deep metallic tank and forgot to look at all the other pieces. Heck, on the Sabre, I did find the plastic fender and since I touched the turn signals here on the CB, I see I've got my work cut out for me. I admit, though, Honda has done a good job at giving the body a sense of minimalism.. but they do it with blk plastic!
Question: What plastic parts are you all trying to modify?
Wellllll,
Think how much it would weigh if everything was metal.
At least what's plastic won't rust.
Carbon fiber is a good replacement. I'm waiting for a shipment from Mr. T.
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The only plastic on the bike that I was truly surprised by was the tail light mount assembly.
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I've replaced a lot of parts. I replaced the black plastic side covers and air cleaner covers with red fiberglass ones. I replaced the black plastic chain guard with a chrome steel one. I replaced black plastic sproket cover with a silver plastic one. And finally I am replacing those beautiful chromed steel fenders with red fiberglass ones. Less plastic, less steel, more fiberglass. Oh well.
(01-21-2014, 07:31 AM)Guth_imp Wrote: [ -> ]The only plastic on the bike that I was truly surprised by was the tail light mount assembly.
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That surprised me as well, Guth.
Once mankind figured out how to chrome plate plastic, we were doomed...
I was disappointed when I received my chrome gauge covers and discovered that they were plastic.......
Seems like fiberglass is fiberglass reinforced plastic... Carbon fiber is plastic reinforced by carbon fiber.[/align]
I've been looking at more & more carbon fiber.