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CT125・HUNTER CUB 20-22 2BJ-JA55
CT125 CT110 HUNTER CUB 23 8BJ-JA65
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Specification
[Material] Steel[Surface treatment] Plating finish
[Set components]
・Taillamp guard body
・Mounting bolt set
・Instruction Manual
Description
We have prepared a "plated specification" tail lamp guard that can be used on a daily basis like the CT110 Postie, an non Japanese postal model derived from the CT110, an ancestor of the popular CT125 Hunter Cub, with its cute appearance and well-developed running performance, and still give a stylish image.
This is a slim and beautiful plating tail lamp stone guard that can reproduce European postals (the most famous is probably the German post) with robust riding performance that can be driven anywhere.
The CT125 is inspired by the beautiful and majestic mountain ranges of the Alps, Pyrenees, and Transylvania.
The red Yusen Cub is a specialty model with unique modifications, such as side stands on both sides and a reinforced fuel tank, for daily use in Japan.
In other countries, mail carriers had to deliver mail to customers living in valleys in beautiful mountainous terrain, in homes with steep slopes like marginal settlements, or in wildernesses with endless red clay.
The CT110, which was introduced half a century ago, was widely used throughout the nations of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres because of its unpaved roads, long range delivery routes, and solid construction that made emergency repairs easy.
This is a part that guards (protects) the light and is no longer seen or heard of today due to the improvement of repair parts, the dramatic improvement of the road environment, and the appearance of plastic lenses.
In the past, roads had not been paved. Head lamps and taillights had been very expensive but also easy to be broken by a little shock, made with weak glass.
In such an era, a broken lamp was a big deal. In the first place, when ordinary people used to repair broken glass by using traditional Japanese techniques such as kintsugi, it was natural for people to think of protecting the glass lens, which could be easily broken by a small bump or a pebble thrown up by a carriage in front of them, and to drive in such a way as to avoid breaking it.
The bird cages and bird gauges were seen in many middle class and upper class houses due to the popularity of bird keeping culture such as finches, golden egrets, parrots, parakeets, and buntings, and they were converted to enclosures to protect lamps and glass, and they became widely known as bird gauges and bird cages for lamp glass..
The old and new Bird Gauge Stone Guard is a great product for Cub riders who care about and use their vehicles.
This is a slim and beautiful plating tail lamp stone guard that can reproduce European postals (the most famous is probably the German post) with robust riding performance that can be driven anywhere.
The CT125 is inspired by the beautiful and majestic mountain ranges of the Alps, Pyrenees, and Transylvania.
The red Yusen Cub is a specialty model with unique modifications, such as side stands on both sides and a reinforced fuel tank, for daily use in Japan.
In other countries, mail carriers had to deliver mail to customers living in valleys in beautiful mountainous terrain, in homes with steep slopes like marginal settlements, or in wildernesses with endless red clay.
The CT110, which was introduced half a century ago, was widely used throughout the nations of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres because of its unpaved roads, long range delivery routes, and solid construction that made emergency repairs easy.
This is a part that guards (protects) the light and is no longer seen or heard of today due to the improvement of repair parts, the dramatic improvement of the road environment, and the appearance of plastic lenses.
In the past, roads had not been paved. Head lamps and taillights had been very expensive but also easy to be broken by a little shock, made with weak glass.
In such an era, a broken lamp was a big deal. In the first place, when ordinary people used to repair broken glass by using traditional Japanese techniques such as kintsugi, it was natural for people to think of protecting the glass lens, which could be easily broken by a small bump or a pebble thrown up by a carriage in front of them, and to drive in such a way as to avoid breaking it.
The bird cages and bird gauges were seen in many middle class and upper class houses due to the popularity of bird keeping culture such as finches, golden egrets, parrots, parakeets, and buntings, and they were converted to enclosures to protect lamps and glass, and they became widely known as bird gauges and bird cages for lamp glass..
The old and new Bird Gauge Stone Guard is a great product for Cub riders who care about and use their vehicles.
Caution
*This product is an exterior accessory product for taillights.This product is designed to reduce damage from flying rocks, and does not completely protect the surface of the taillight.*Images may contain other products.
*There may be changes in product specifications due to the manufacturer's reasons.
Applicable Models
CT125・HUNTER CUB 20-22 2BJ-JA55
CT125 CT110 HUNTER CUB 23 8BJ-JA65
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