Post by looey on Jul 23, 2012 10:12:48 GMT 1
Why is it that quite a high percentage of RD125LCs have a saggy arse ?. 
I.e. the tail section doesn't continue the line/angle of the side panel and looks like it's drooping down. You can also see it at the gap where the side panel and tail section meet where you can see they don't line up straight ?.
You also normally have a gap at the back of the seat between the seat and the tail section. When it's right there is pretty much no gap at the back of the seat.
Even looking at the lovely two that were recently in Practical Sports bike, the blue bike looks spot-on and the white one has a badly saggy arse.
Mine was exactly the same when I bought it but I've sorted it now as you can see below.
There didn't seem to be anything bent or out of shape but it's a right royal pain to sort
. You have to get the sub-frame rails at exactly the correct angle, then also the bracket holes for the grap-rail/tail section exactly at the correct angles and position or it just won't look right 
;D
Wots the crack ?.
I.e. the tail section doesn't continue the line/angle of the side panel and looks like it's drooping down
. You can also see it at the gap where the side panel and tail section meet where you can see they don't line up straight ?.You also normally have a gap at the back of the seat between the seat and the tail section. When it's right there is pretty much no gap at the back of the seat.
Even looking at the lovely two that were recently in Practical Sports bike, the blue bike looks spot-on and the white one has a badly saggy arse.
Mine was exactly the same when I bought it but I've sorted it now as you can see below.
There didn't seem to be anything bent or out of shape but it's a right royal pain to sort
. You have to get the sub-frame rails at exactly the correct angle, then also the bracket holes for the grap-rail/tail section exactly at the correct angles and position or it just won't look right 
;DWots the crack ?.
, has yours got a saggy arse ??. ;D ;D