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    XL600 V Rear Mudguard Brace

    Having complety stripped the bike am now in process of rebuild however cant for the life of me remember how the Rear Mudguard Brace fixes to the frame....complete mind blank - anyone got any pics ? ( its not in the Haines manual ) any help appreciatted... Cheers all

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    Re: XL600 V Rear Mudguard Brace

    Quote Originally Posted by fro5tie View Post
    Having complety stripped the bike am now in process of rebuild however cant for the life of me remember how the Rear Mudguard Brace fixes to the frame....complete mind blank - anyone got any pics ? ( its not in the Haines manual ) any help appreciatted... Cheers all

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    I've got a diagram in another manual (not Haynes) I'm trying to take a decent picture of it for you but struggling

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    Re: XL600 V Rear Mudguard Brace

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    Any good?

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    Re: XL600 V Rear Mudguard Brace

    Top man... thanks , will get cracking on it in the morning.

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    Re: XL600 V Rear Mudguard Brace



    Check the link: Honda Africa Twin XRV750 Site

    When having questions like that, always check the information stored in "Tech Data"
    Although the other picture was more informative.
    Last edited by Kjell Lindberg; 05-07-09 at 12:26 PM.

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    Re: XL600 V Rear Mudguard Brace

    Quote Originally Posted by Kjell Lindberg View Post


    Check the link: Honda Africa Twin XRV750 Site

    When having questions like that, always check the information stored in "Tech Data"
    Although the other picture was more informative.
    But not as clear, however the combination of both is great

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    Re: XL600 V Rear Mudguard Brace

    Just finished rebuilding an 87 alp myself and got stuck on this very same thing. Reckon I spent a good couple of hours trying to work it out!

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