The carpenter pipe I have on my 2011 bike was ceramic coated as it gets hot hot hot and did I mention it gets hot. The TORs I have on my 2018 bike(not Wills mine) now can they be powder coated? as we all know the Triumph pipes have terrific heat shields, my question is what heat can powder...
Has anyone had the R3 swing arm powder coated. I have removed the swing arm and there are 2 riveted plates with some sort of seal between.I am thinking that i will have to remove the plates and seal before powder coating? Any thoughts please.
Looking to have my wheels and a few other parts powder coated. There a couple of companies quite close to me,Vulcan and Autoblast has anyone used one of these in the past and are happy with the service.
Looking for pictures and reviews of powder coating results on the engine guard and the front end fixing kit. See plenty of wheels and some handlebars but not for what I would like. Thanks
Poking around the Custom Triumph UK website after @barbagris posted some of their stuff. There have been a few clamouring for the original lately. Triumph Custom Parts
Had my bike down at a guys to get the wheels powder coated alas he could not guarantee that the bike would be ready in time for KY so I will get them done after Stearns:mad:
I had my brackets for my new clear view windshield powder coated, I think it looks more retro. I like the look better, will post again when I find time to install it. Opinions?
well I fell on my feet with Peerless Sandblasting as they sandblasted all the components in the pic and powder coating them all - and done in three days. Bloody good job too. For all the Brissy blokes
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