Ouuuuuch! Looks like your planning on building a mud brick home. No need to keep a foot on her back to try to prove your still in control, havn't you heard of 'whatever' colour ribbon year! What else do you need to get her back on the road besides "a little cut and polish?"
I've got spares:
A set of 2010 Roadster stock bars, grips and end weights, but yours don't look too bad.
Chrome radiator shrouds in scotch-brite scuffed chrome that were painted black that I de-painted, use as is or repaint.
Unmarked rear pegs and usable Roadster front pegs (warning posts worn off and even thread for same worn away on one).
Scotch-brite scuffed chrome fork guards ready to paint or use as is.
Complete stock low km Roadster twin pipes with collector box, minus muffler shields.
Black painted horn cover.
Full set of very low km 2010 Roadster Phantom Black tins - tank, side covers, front and rear guards, though I believe the front guard has one stone/tool drop chip, (I've got a second spare set of guards in red stripe and will probably red stripe my fitted 2010 R3R PB tank to match).
2 or 3 sets (pairs) of stock chrome mirrors.
2 halogen light inserts (I switched to LED).
Stock chrome rear non-rack rear frame covers.
A pair of factory Triumph R3 leather panniers and mounts.
Stock headers with chrome header covers,(but yours look fine).
2 sets of 3x Chrome exhaust flange covers.
Aftermarket US made Jardine headers with chrome cover/heat shields.
2 part Roadster Gel rider and pillion seats.
Stock R3 rider and pillion seats.
2x Combined Classic Long-haul seats with rider's backrest. 1 x brand new never fitted, and 1 used unmarked
2 spare stock Roadster screens with chrome straps and brackets and/or w/o mounting fork fixing kits.
Sports Roadster clear flyscreen with brackets, with or w/o fork fixing mounts. (I have a black flyscreen and mounts fitted now and another Roadster screen with mods and lowers for winter).
A rear blinker post and shell but reflector globe mount (plug in insert) missing (if yours OK could easily use)
Gees, it surprises even me, a hoarder, when I list all my spares acquired in less than a year
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