New mods! Evotech is great!
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Speedo007
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You need to take pictures outside so we can see the goodies better 
From what I see it's looking pretty good!
For the tail tidy this is the smallest tail tidy I found (will take pictures as soon I its arrived and installed).
R&G Racing Tail Tidy Fender Eliminator for FZ8 11 - Fender Eliminator - Solo Moto Parts
From what I see it's looking pretty good!For the tail tidy this is the smallest tail tidy I found (will take pictures as soon I its arrived and installed).
R&G Racing Tail Tidy Fender Eliminator for FZ8 11 - Fender Eliminator - Solo Moto Parts
trixster8
New member
This undertail is rock solid, will not wobble at all. It's all thick aluminum and bolts right to the steel tail frame. It has a single LED right above the plate and hides all the wiring very well. For now, I have to use the dealer's plate frame just to support my cardboard temperary plate. It's not as "tidy" as the R&G kit (which looks real nice), but much better than stock. Also, the angle of the plate kinda acts like a fender and should keep tire spray off your tail light. They also make some nice adapters for the mini blinkers, I got some of those also because I plan on changing all the blinkers to LEDs.
Rgraphic
New member
How complicated is the installation of the evotech fender eliminator. The Fz8 is my second bike and i never attempted it on my first as it involved cutting. I know its a direct bolt on but how about the wiring/moving the existing blinkers?I installed a few mods tonight, Yamaha fly screen, Evotech radiator guard, and Evotech undertail kit. It's probably gonna be too cold this weekend to test out the fly screen. But the Evotech stuff looks great and has awsome quality.
lothodon
Super Moderator
the evotech tail is quite easy to install and make look amazing. there is no cutting, not even of the wiring provided you reuse the stock blinkers. takes a little effort to get the original tail off and unassembled gracefully but if you take your time it's well worth the effort.
do yourself a favor, wash the stock tail first. i've yet to wash my bike from purchase and it was really muddy under there. still is in fact.
do yourself a favor, wash the stock tail first. i've yet to wash my bike from purchase and it was really muddy under there. still is in fact.
trixster8 -
I have been trying to find a website that is selling that eliminator kit.
I love the idea of the stock kit, but its wayyy to bulky and thats the exact idea i was considering.
I have the welding and cutting equipment to make my own, but due to my time frame i would rather buy it. If i cant find that one ill just make one.
If you could let me know where you bought yours that would be amazing.
I have been trying to find a website that is selling that eliminator kit.
I love the idea of the stock kit, but its wayyy to bulky and thats the exact idea i was considering.
I have the welding and cutting equipment to make my own, but due to my time frame i would rather buy it. If i cant find that one ill just make one.
If you could let me know where you bought yours that would be amazing.
Great looking bike Speedo
we definitely share a similar taste.
My reasoning from that kit is mainly the extra ruggedness I feel it gives to the bike. Keeps the back end from looking to crotch rocketish i guess. As far as cleaning Iv already washed, detailed, and waxed. I love cleaning my bike ha ha so mess doesnt both me.
Great choice on the side grip, i remember reading your other post regarding it. Looks amazing.
we definitely share a similar taste.
My reasoning from that kit is mainly the extra ruggedness I feel it gives to the bike. Keeps the back end from looking to crotch rocketish i guess. As far as cleaning Iv already washed, detailed, and waxed. I love cleaning my bike ha ha so mess doesnt both me.
Great choice on the side grip, i remember reading your other post regarding it. Looks amazing.