Re: hugger intallation

["Ludo Andries" <LudoAndries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

To everyone on the list who helped me with the rear hugger installation:
thank you !!
And remember: the difference between men and boys is the speed of their toys
;)

- ----- Original Message -----
From: David A. Gilmore <dgilmore@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ST@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 8:33 PM
Subject: Re: hugger intallation


> Ludo, I installed mine by removing the two bolts holding the rear brake
> caliper and moving it to the side, then the hugger slips right in.
Replace
> caliper and you're done.  No need to disassemble the hugger this way.
> Dave    99 Black ST  -  00 Black Tiger  -  79 Black T140D  -  99 Green
Nomad
> ----------
> >From: "Ludo Andries" <LudoAndries@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> >Subject: Rear hugger installation
> >
> >Has anyone installed the rear hugger by himself ?
> >On my ST the two pannier set is installed so there is not much room to
move
> >around with the hugger.
> >I tried to install the rear hugger myself but I am not able to get the
break
> >fluid hose OVER the hugger.
> >Must the mud guard part (riveted with two plastic rivets to the chain
guard
> >part) be disassembled before mounting ?
>
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