New Radiator Guards from Brogue Motorcycles

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AandJCycles

Discussion Starter · 4 mo ago

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We just received in these new radiator guards from broke motorcycles. Stainless steel construction with a unique laser cut logo riveted on. Designed and manufactured in the US.

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Brogue Radiator Guard - 2017+ Triumph Bobber - A & J Cycles

Now available! Brogue Triumph Bobber Radiator Guards are proudly designed and manufactured in their NY facility! Our radiator guards are CNC laser cut & bent from .060 Stainless Steel and finished […]

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ve3hzz

· #2 · 4 mo ago

AandJCycles said:
We just received in these new radiator guards from broke motorcycles. Stainless steel construction with a unique laser cut logo riveted on. Designed and manufactured in the US.

Brogue Radiator Guard - 2017+ Triumph Bobber - A & J Cycles

Now available! Brogue Triumph Bobber Radiator Guards are proudly designed and manufactured in their NY facility! Our radiator guards are CNC laser cut & bent from .060 Stainless Steel and finished […]

www.ajcyclesny.com

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Nice looking unit. Like the logo touch detail.

However I read the on line instructions about cutting some tape or? But the video shows nothing..TBH that video install is not worth the few seconds it took to create it...no detail on the install where you have to put that tape or ? on the product prior to the installation....I'd suggest redoing it to show THAT little detail!
Harsh, maybe but your the one selling a product......

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AandJCycles

Discussion Starter · #3 · 4 mo ago

ve3hzz said:
Nice looking unit. Like the logo touch detail.

However I read the on line instructions about cutting some tape or? But the video shows nothing..TBH that video install is not worth the few seconds it took to create it...no detail on the install where you have to put that tape or ? on the product prior to the installation....I'd suggest redoing it to show THAT little detail!
Harsh, maybe but your the one selling a product......

Thanks for the feedback

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Chris R

· #4 · 4 mo ago

AandJCycles said:
We just received in these new radiator guards from broke motorcycles. Stainless steel construction with a unique laser cut logo riveted on. Designed and manufactured in the US.

Brogue Radiator Guard - 2017+ Triumph Bobber - A & J Cycles

Now available! Brogue Triumph Bobber Radiator Guards are proudly designed and manufactured in their NY facility! Our radiator guards are CNC laser cut & bent from .060 Stainless Steel and finished […]

www.ajcyclesny.com

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Nice looking guard but a bit on the pricey side compared to others on the market

AandJCycles

Discussion Starter · #5 · 4 mo ago

Chris R said:
Nice looking guard but a bit on the pricey side compared to others on the market

Designed and made in the US, wrap around coverage on the sides, not much like it on the market and still cheaper than others on market.

isthistobe

· #6 · 4 mo ago

I want one of these … hmmmm

isthistobe

· #7 · 4 mo ago

AandJCycles said:
Designed and made in the US, wrap around coverage on the sides, not much like it on the market and still cheaper than others on market.

Just purchased

Wooden rat

· #8 · 4 mo ago

Why in TF does it have to have "Bobber" on it? I did my best ta cover up that on side plates. Maybe there should be stickers that says " handlebars, tank, front tire, blinker,kickstand......... we ALL know it's a fugin bobber.

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Mickey

· #9 · 4 mo ago

I like it. Seems a decent price considering it’s made in the states and not just mesh like stock. Best I’ve seen so far as I’m not into the Union Jack Motone ones. I would drop the ‘bobber’ emblem though. Just plain black and low key for a part I don’t want the eye going to. Is it just riveted on?

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MoxyDave

· #10 · 4 mo ago

Wooden rat said:
Why in TF does it have to have "Bobber" on it? I did my best ta cover up that on side plates. Maybe there should be stickers that says " handlebars, tank, front tire, blinker,kickstand......... we ALL know it's a fugin bobber.

100%! I replaced my side covers primarily to get rid of that stupid awful "Bobber" script. Looks so stupid!

Wooden rat

· #11 · 4 mo ago

I covered mine with a snakeskin wrap. Spent about 1/2 hour on each side but got down to 30 that night and now has a few wrinkles. IDC it's a rider not a show bike

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ve3hzz

· #12 · 4 mo ago

Wooden rat said:
I covered mine with a snakeskin wrap. Spent about 1/2 hour on each side but got down to 30 that night and now has a few wrinkles. IDC it's a rider not a show bike View attachment 57437

NICE did you remove the OEM seat and recover with this or over top of what was there? And 1 way to remove those wrinkles is use a steam machine like the ones for clothing to take wrinkles out..then let it sit and cool...I bet that will get most of them out if it's a concern...still looks good from the picture!!!

Wooden rat

· #13 · 4 mo ago

No it's an aftermarket seat and I had to make a new seat mount. I had all wrinkles out till it stayed outside in 30 * air. Maybe cheap wrap but I hated "Bobber" on the covers

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BrogueMoto

· #14 · 6 d ago

Just a heads up everyone. We have an option to get them without the badge

. Ride safe everyone. Mike @ Brogue Moto.

Wooden rat

· #15 · 6 d ago

Maybe you need to post in vendors thread.

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