I’m using a brake pedal tip from them. It folds upwards and is spring loaded. I’ve had it on for all of last year. When you come down on a rock the tip folds upwards rather than bending or smashing. Works great.
Thanks for the discount code Jack. I have their brake pedal tip, radiator guards & rear disc guard (on my EC350F).. product looks suspiciously like Ballard's sometimes, nicely made & fits well. Will grab a chain guide protector now, cheer!
No problem mate, I suspect NiceCNC are the actual manufacturer for a lot of after-market brands. Makes sense why it’s cheaper buying directly from them. Thanks for watching!
I've got their grab handle, rear disc guard, brake tip, and fuel line protector on my 350.. So far so good. I was thinking about the Clutch weight, but that might be something I would trust to a domestic manufacturer here in the United States. I'm going to wait and see if anybody has any trouble with the nice CNC
Fyi, i got the chain guard protector, doesn't fit, had to grind the top down a few mm to get it on. Like all cheaper parts, fitment can sometimes be an issue. The TPS protector fits fine
On the swingarm tab protector, it also has two holes which allows you to drill into the swing arm itself and tap it. Then you can put screws in to give it even more strength
@@jackkellybuilds yeah, I think you can tap the swing arm and then insert whatever size bolt would go through. It seemed a bit of an Overkill to me. I just attached mine just like yours and so far so good...
I think for simple CNC machined parts such as disc guards and grab handles they do a fine job. I don't know that I would trust them with more important parts. I do see where they make a clutch weight but I would worry about it being symmetrical and properly concentric.
I’m using a brake pedal tip from them. It folds upwards and is spring loaded. I’ve had it on for all of last year. When you come down on a rock the tip folds upwards rather than bending or smashing. Works great.
I had one on the Beta, looks and def cheaper, not sure how how strong its going to be. Thanks for the code 👍
No problem 👍
Thanks for the discount code Jack. I have their brake pedal tip, radiator guards & rear disc guard (on my EC350F).. product looks suspiciously like Ballard's sometimes, nicely made & fits well.
Will grab a chain guide protector now, cheer!
No problem mate, I suspect NiceCNC are the actual manufacturer for a lot of after-market brands. Makes sense why it’s cheaper buying directly from them. Thanks for watching!
I've got their grab handle, rear disc guard, brake tip, and fuel line protector on my 350.. So far so good. I was thinking about the Clutch weight, but that might be something I would trust to a domestic manufacturer here in the United States. I'm going to wait and see if anybody has any trouble with the nice CNC
Fyi, i got the chain guard protector, doesn't fit, had to grind the top down a few mm to get it on. Like all cheaper parts, fitment can sometimes be an issue. The TPS protector fits fine
On the swingarm tab protector, it also has two holes which allows you to drill into the swing arm itself and tap it. Then you can put screws in to give it even more strength
I did see those holes but it didnt occur to me that's what they were for, thanks for letting me know!
@@jackkellybuilds yeah, I think you can tap the swing arm and then insert whatever size bolt would go through. It seemed a bit of an Overkill to me. I just attached mine just like yours and so far so good...
defiantly gonna check it out because they seem quite well built and cheaper than others. love your vids btw 👍
Thanks mate!
I think for simple CNC machined parts such as disc guards and grab handles they do a fine job. I don't know that I would trust them with more important parts. I do see where they make a clutch weight but I would worry about it being symmetrical and properly concentric.
That’s a fair statement