Rockgaurdz for my cube stereo hybrid slt 500

[Uppy]

Just a few pictures of my rockgaurdz cover for my bike which I received today..fits really well..

 

[Knobby]

Nice..

SNAP!

tested it out today.. seemed to hold up well.

 

[Uppy]

Nice..

SNAP!

tested it out today.. seemed to hold up well.


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Have you changed your crank arms at all? Or are they stock ones?
Looks great.

 

[Frankieboy]

Looks great, how has it held up?

 

[Uppy]

Looks great, how has it held up?

It works well..better than the standard plastic one.

 

[Bis]

Thank you it's thanks to you that I discovered Rockguardz. I find the original one of a really poor quality.?

 

[Frankieboy]

It works well..better than the standard plastic one.

Knocked this up this morning, using some basic hand tools; covers the standard guard. Bought a 1.5mm x 250mm x 1000mm sheet from eBay for £12.50, so have plenty of material left for mk. 2 or friends. Thinking about making another that attaches to via the inner motor housing bolts.

Looks a bit utilitarian, but I quite like that.

 

[Bis]

Bravo it looks really solid ?

 

[Jackware]

Just a few pictures of my rockgaurdz cover for my bike which I received today..fits really well..
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Would it be a good idea to tape over the screw heads to protect them as well?

 

[Frankieboy]

Would it be a good idea to tape over the screw heads to protect them as well?

No reason why not, do you have a ‘tape’ in mind?
I’ve re-used the standard countersunk bolts. If you used 2mm thick plate instead of 1.5mm you could make them deeper and have the bolt heads sitting below the surface.

 

[Uppy]

Looks good..great idea.

 

[Jackware]

I've just ordered a Rockguardz cover for mine but was thinking that the small allen head screws are still vulnerable.

 

[Frankieboy]

Yes they are, but that’s no different to the standard unit. At least the Rockguardz offers better protection.
I noticed the bolt heads protrude above the surface of the Rockguardz cover. You could countersick the holes deeper so the bolts sit below the surface a little.
I guess if one got damaged that badly you could always cut a slot with a junior hacksaw, so you could remove it with a flat bladed screw driver.
I’m going to look at making another aluminium one that bolts on with the motor cover bolts. I’ll post some pics if I do.