From Ebay-->" We have engineered a great new idea using the stock cover(<span style='color:blue'>HINT-Have the cover cut out with a mill so as to leave shoulder for O-RING, leaves nice, shiny, machined surface</span>).........It has a high tech look with 12 stainless allen screws (<span style='color:blue'>HINT, fastener store</span>)as the securing method. The window is tough and oil resistant (<span style='color:blue'>HINT-LEXXAN, watercut at machine shop</span>)with a laminate coating(<span style='color:blue'>HINT-Cut-in Clear</span>) to prevent discoloration and aging. Now as you may guess, the window can be called unbreakable (<span style='color:blue'>Another hint for Lexxan</span>)but probably won't hold up too well if the neighbor backs his pickup into your bike the wrong way(<span style='color:blue'>Just ask those NASCAR dudes</span>). This is a reliable well put together part for the bike that has everything else, except this of course.. CURB FEELERS, and a COON TAIL
Having cover machined- $25.00
Having Lexxan cut- $22.00 (<span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>includes paying for Lexxan drop</span>)
1 can of Cut-in Clear- $15.00
Allen Head machine screws- $8.65
Rubber O-ring to seal Lexann to cover-FREE (<span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%'>friend works at hydraulic shop</span>.)
Labor to have done- Just my time to be with out the bike and whatever it cost to replace fluid.
Total- $70.65
(notice that my price matches the startin bid???)now what does that tell ya? ...I guess the extra $5.40 difference is too help with shipping??)
here's the link to look again:
<a href="http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Suzuki-GSX1300R-Hayabusa-chrome-clutch-cover-newcustom_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ35595QQ
ihZ015QQitemZ250005138540QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW" target="_blank">Crock of ####</a>
ANY TAKERS?
LOL (I promise not to mark it up 450%, well maybe just 300%)
