Headlight Protector

[John Arens]

Hello one and all,
My name is John and I own AMHP Australian Motorcycle Headlight Protectors.
I am currently working on the 2013- 1200 Trophy and wondering if there is anyone close to East Gosford that owns one who may be interested in coming to our home so I can check the fitting of a new protector for this model.
I would need you to stay for about an hour and in return once I have it finished I will supply the owner with a new protector at NC.
There is no damage to the bike just a fitting to make sure that I have everything correct.
Please call me on 4322 0949 or email at info@amhp.com.au.

Thanks

John

[Trophyman12]

Hi John
   Unfortunately im in the UK. I have a couple of questions though if you would indulge me. Firstly are your protectors going to be clear/coloured/smoked? Secondly. Are they going to be a one piece fitment that will cover the central park light too or are they in two pieces that just cover the main headlamps. I think that if you can make a one piece fitment to cover the whole of the lens you would have a UK market for them. Powerbronze supply one but they are a two piece fitment.

Thanks

Mark

[Saaz]

Hi John

I am in Canberra but it is a nice ride to Gosford. If you don't get any takers closer to you I am happy to come up. I have just been thinking about a headlight protector.

[Travelling2bob]

Originally Posted by saaz

Hi John

I am in Canberra but it is a nice ride to Gosford. If you don't get any takers closer to you I am happy to come up. I have just been thinking about a headlight protector.

G'day Saaz,

Any excuse for a ride mate??? Seriously it would be good to see a domestically produced headlight protector for the TTSE (especially an all encompassing single unit - if possible).

[cropbiker]

Yes.... that double unit which misses the parking light is just a Murphy's Law incident waiting to happen!

[w8d4it]

I'd be interested in seeing pictures of the finished product

[Saaz]

I just read an article about an AMHP protector fitted to a Rt1200, and it seemed ok.

I don't need an excuse for a ride, its just a matter of working in tyre changes to fit in with ride plans :)

Originally Posted by Travelling2bob

G'day Saaz,

Any excuse for a ride mate??? Seriously it would be good to see a domestically produced headlight protector for the TTSE (especially an all encompassing single unit - if possible).

[john348]

Sounds like a good ride with a good reason but perhaps a bit far for me  still would be fun.  Would need to blow the tyres up a bit for the wetter areas.

Still would be interested I have a headlight protector on the sprint and it has a few dings on it so does a good job.