The rear hugger.

GRiSO Posts : 1406 Join date : 2014-01-02

Hey guys, I've had the Skidmarx on my 09 and currently on the wife's 07.
I want to get a new one a customized it but for the life of me, I cannot remember where I purchased it from. Rolling Eyes

I search my e-mails through 2010 but can't find an invoice/confirmation notice. Damn it!
So anyway, where's the best place to get it from in the US?
Too much Belgian brusky lately...

GRiSO Posts : 1163 Join date : 2013-11-26 Age : 61

I want to get one too.
Have you looked on the guzzitech forum?
That seems to be a fairly technical forum.

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DM

Godfather Posts : 3154 Join date : 2013-05-28 Age : 59

This place vends the Skidmarx Also Stucchi Luigi and Agostini make versions that mount via a clamp on the Reaction Rod, and Pyramid Plastics makes a version very similar to the OP.

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2012 MOTO GUZZI GRiSO 1200SE

2013 MOTO GUZZI STELVIO 1200NTX - Orange Blossom Special

Fra Cristoforo Posts : 477 Join date : 2014-01-07

For the Stelvio I use this, that protects the shock 100%. I think there are now more then 100 Stelvio running like this, even tested in the dessert, next to your Huggers, and the verdickt was this works much better then a hugger. I don't see why this shouldn't fit on a GRiSO. Same airbox. The rubber is between airbox and inner mudgard.

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GRiSO Posts : 1406 Join date : 2014-01-02

Thanks Steak and that's who I got it from now that I remember the funny name...
And Paul, I don't go in the dessert with ze GRiSO. Laughing

Don Abbondio Posts : 18 Join date : 2014-05-10 Age : 60

Hi, a hugger for the GRiSO can be found on those places,
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Grignapoco Posts : 148 Join date : 2014-01-20

Recently installed a skidmarks I got from Beetle, only thing I don't like is its a big resonator for drive line noise something I never even noticed I had before I installed it, will look at adding a rubber plate on the swing arm mounted side to hopefully isolate it from vibes a bit...... Maybe I just need a slightly noisier pipe..

cya
Scot.

Godfather Posts : 3154 Join date : 2013-05-28 Age : 59

Thank god I have horrible tinnitus and a hearing profile of a retired airport tarmac monkey...

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2012 MOTO GUZZI GRiSO 1200SE

2013 MOTO GUZZI STELVIO 1200NTX - Orange Blossom Special

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Hey, what was that? You're typing too quietly and I can't hear what you're saying.

GRiSO Posts : 1163 Join date : 2013-11-26 Age : 61

he said he wants an Ago can. Smile

GRiSO Capo Posts : 1657 Join date : 2014-09-22

Hey Paul i like the simple fix and always like to make something for my bike. I can feel the gap twixt the airbox and mudguard, but how is it held in place?

GRiSO Capo Posts : 10711 Join date : 2013-05-29 Age : 67

Shit! I keep forgetting to send DM my old hugger! Send me your addy again my friend I think I must of deleted it!

Pete

Tiradritto Posts : 365 Join date : 2013-07-02 Age : 63

Hi Paul
Second that on your idea,looks good and simple.

Nibbio Posts : 855 Join date : 2014-08-18 Age : 60

I did a similar thing with my Versys [ created a shaped rubber mudflap that was attached to the bottom of the battery holder with a couple of small nuts/bolts] For the Versys it protected the rectifier as well as the shock. Did a great job!

Grignapoco Posts : 194 Join date : 2014-03-25

I installed the carbon fiber hugger from AF1 in Texas. It's light well made and complements the carbon on the Mistral. Now I want a carbon front fender.
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Nibbio Posts : 855 Join date : 2014-08-18 Age : 60

That looks good with the match to the mistral!

The Skidmarxs ones here are about £85/95 new. I found one going used on ebay and bid and got it for £35. It was missing the fixing kit - rang Skidmarx and got that sent and postage for £10. The hugger was described as having slight storage marks. Got it and cannot find anything wrong with it. Will see how it fairs. For what I have paid, I will not worry about it getting trashed but at least it will protect the shock. Plan B will be another homemade and shaped rubber flap like posted earlier in the thread.

Tiradritto Posts : 306 Join date : 2014-06-05 Age : 74

I use a shock bag, works great and covers the whole shock.

Biondino Posts : 238 Join date : 2014-12-04

I like the mudflap idea. Who sells those? I suppose it wouldn't be too hard to make one.

Fra Cristoforo Posts : 477 Join date : 2014-01-07

well I suppose this will fit a GRiSO too:
goes in between airbox and inner fender

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GRiSO Capo Posts : 1657 Join date : 2014-09-22

The Saint wrote:: I like the mudflap idea. Who sells those? I suppose it wouldn't be too hard to make one.

Yep, ordered some rubber sheet today, will post some pictures when it is done :-)

Fra Cristoforo Posts : 477 Join date : 2014-01-07

sidrat wrote:: Hey Paul i like the simple fix and always like to make something for my bike. I can feel the gap twixt the airbox and mudguard, but how is it held in place?

Well with first stelvio, it was getting fixing screws out of top airbox, pull the airbox 1/2 inch up, push the rubber in between, and mount the screws again to fix the airbox. It stayed there until I put in the new model airbox, that left more room, then I did the same, but first put some silicone sealant on the rubber.
I've seen people screwing it because they didn't trust it, but there is no need for that.

GRiSO Capo Posts : 1657 Join date : 2014-09-22

pauldaytona wrote:

sidrat wrote:: Hey Paul i like the simple fix and always like to make something for my bike. I can feel the gap twixt the airbox and mudguard, but how is it held in place?

Well with first stelvio, it was getting fixing screws out of top airbox, pull the airbox 1/2 inch up, push the rubber in between, and mount the screws again to fix the airbox. It stayed there until I put in the new model airbox, that left more room, then I did the same, but first put some silicone sealant on the rubber.
I've seen people screwing it because they didn't trust it, but there is no need for that.

Thanks Paul, i will add some silicone just to make sure! Very Happy

Don Abbondio Posts : 6086 Join date : 2014-03-13 Age : 69

I use a mudflap and it work quite well. Ensure you mount it properly using good quality stainless steel fixings (don't buy the cheapies at your discount hardware store) or they will most likely rust - proving that they are, in fact, not a quality stainless steel product.

I use a strip of stainless steel sheet on the outside to ensure it all sits flat.

Fra Cristoforo Posts : 477 Join date : 2014-01-07

Oz1200Guzzi wrote:: I use a mudflap and it work quite well. Ensure you mount it properly using good quality stainless steel fixings (don't buy the cheapies at your discount hardware store) or they will most likely rust - proving that they are, in fact, not a quality stainless steel product.

I use a strip of stainless steel sheet on the outside to ensure it all sits flat.

1200 sport has different airbox, there is mounting different

Grignapoco Posts : 127 Join date : 2013-05-29

fyi, the Pyramid hugger has been discontinued.

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