Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out?
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Going to test ride one this weekend, hope I dont like it since the color choices dont really tickle my fancy
Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out? |
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Re: BV-350 news?
gogogordy wrote: Going to test ride one this weekend, hope I dont like it since the color choices dont really tickle my fancy Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out? |
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gogogordy wrote: Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out? |
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Dooglas wrote: gogogordy wrote: Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out? Agree that at leat one addiional color option would be great. |
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gogogordy wrote: Dooglas wrote: gogogordy wrote: Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out? Agree that at leat one addiional color option would be great. Bob |
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BVBob wrote: gogogordy wrote: Dooglas wrote: gogogordy wrote: Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out? Agree that at leat one addiional color option would be great. Bob California isnt a Powerball state, and I dont even have a BV350 Is the Euro gascap minus the removeable door? |
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gogogordy wrote: BVBob wrote: gogogordy wrote: Dooglas wrote: gogogordy wrote: Does anyone know if there are additional colors coming stateside at any time, or if its even cost effective to order replacement panels in any of the Euro market colors and change it out? Agree that at leat one addiional color option would be great. Bob California isnt a Powerball state, and I dont even have a BV350 I'd order all black textured panels, a black seat, and a European gas cap assembly and have it all installed on a gloss black 350... I can at least dream... |
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Yep the gas cap on the European models is just like that on a regular motorcycle. No extra door. There are pictures of it online. It looks like one panel and the gas cap are all that would be needed to do the conversion.
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gogogordy wrote: California isnt a Powerball state, and I dont even have a BV350 |
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This is the European gas cap. I like it. But I also like the removeable cover on the US 350 better than the hinged cover and cable release of the MP3.
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Dooglas wrote: This is the European gas cap. I like it. But I also like the removeable cover on the US 350 better than the hinged cover and cable release of the MP3. |
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cdwise wrote: Dooglas wrote: This is the European gas cap. I like it. But I also like the removeable cover on the US 350 better than the hinged cover and cable release of the MP3. |
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gogogordy wrote: The Mp3 fuel set-up didnt bother me. When it worked. |
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Dooglas wrote: gogogordy wrote: The Mp3 fuel set-up didnt bother me. When it worked. (no "spanking" required, and no breakage possible?) Based on your posted picture, the Euro version seems better. Must've been some crazy Catch 22 required by NHTSA to prompt the different set-up for our market. |
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gogogordy wrote: . . . . . . . Is the Euro gascap minus the removeable door? Regards, John W (5,000 miles and counting)
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gogogordy wrote: The textured burgundy inner plastic is kind of the deal wrecker, I had my Mp3 re-painted but with black inner plastic it wasnt such a monumental project. |
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genie wrote: gogogordy wrote: The textured burgundy inner plastic is kind of the deal wrecker, I had my Mp3 re-painted but with black inner plastic it wasnt such a monumental project. |
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BVBob wrote: genie wrote: gogogordy wrote: The textured burgundy inner plastic is kind of the deal wrecker, I had my Mp3 re-painted but with black inner plastic it wasnt such a monumental project. |
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gogogordy wrote: BVBob wrote: genie wrote: gogogordy wrote: The textured burgundy inner plastic is kind of the deal wrecker, I had my Mp3 re-painted but with black inner plastic it wasnt such a monumental project. |
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gogogordy wrote: Yikes! Pink.... |
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Doggone, what a nice scooter.
The Missus rode one too. And liked it. Loved it. Trouble in River City.... |
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genie wrote: and, as noticed whilst I was sitting on DougL's BV350 last weekend, it fades significantly. it's not a great match for the seat to begin with, but his is beginning to take on the color of an undercooked pork chop |
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I found a product online manufactured by 303 Products Inc. which claims 100% prevention of UV slow-fade with regular use. They call it "SPF40" for your stuff. I figure it's worth a shot ....time will tell if their marketing claim is true. 8)
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