kind of helped me turn my driveway into my own little alfresco workshop it's also their black friday sale at the moment running right up to the NUMBER_TOKENth and there are some incredible deals with up to NUMBER_TOKEN percent off on riding gear accessories workshop tools and that's on their own stuff as well as some of the major top brands like cardo and revit and dinese or dynasy and even next helmets which i've got a couple of and they're really very good some great gear and some incredible deals at the moment so do check it out through the link in the description now it's worth adding before we get started that if you decide to make some changes to your bike then you do so at your own risk flag them up with your insurer of course and also if you're not feeling particularly competent or confident in this area then it's probably best to get a professional to do it the last thing you want to be doing is riding around on an unsafe bodged bike i'll give you a quick overview of the install of each part but of course if you install anything yourself you should always consult the manufacturer's full instructions first up some bobbins to make use of that paddock stand yes i have got a center stand on this bike but it's not that i can't get it up it's just that the paddock stand is a bit wider and therefore more stable when you're working on the bike also if you don't have a center stand then this is probably the easiest way to look after your chain i put a bit of copper grease on here because you get a lot of grime off the back wheel and i don't want them to seize in there some people will probably say to use thread lock or something but copper grease for me and it is worth checking that your bike is compatible with the bobbins that you're buying and don't just get generic ones there are a couple of thread sizes but also like the tiger needs a bit of extra spacing because of where the mount sits in relation to the swing arms so yeah super simple just screw them in but double check you got the right ones unfortunately i couldn't use the front stand because i've got a NUMBER_TOKEN inch front wheel on my tiger but if you had regular NUMBER_TOKEN-inch road wheels this would be awesome for the front as well now speeder angels who sponsor the channel make these awesome little dash protectors super easy to install you just clean the screen and remove any dust with the cloths and wipes that they provide peel the back of the speedo protector and start to apply it use the card to get rid of any bubbles as you go now you do have to take your time to make sure the speedo is completely clean and free of dust and also working out some of the bubbles takes a bit of patience but once you've done you've got a nice protective layer over that expensive tft display worth adding that it does look like super reflective in some of this footage but it's just because of that big light i was using and then pointing the camera across it to where the light is if you look at it from where the rider's sitting it's super clear you can barely tell it's there they also make some water repellent mirror protectors which are great for riding in the rain i fitted some of them on my trident and i've
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