Have you done any Mods yet. I take it you fitted Givi and not the over priced Honda kit.!kayz1 wrote:Hi Bluemak, welcome to the nut house... yet another ( the first ) Integra owner here shortly changing to 750...one or three of us now.Lyn.
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Welcome Mister Bluemak! 
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Bluemark ,do you have a pink one ?
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Hi, Bluemak and welcome to the fold from yet another Integra 750 owner. That makes at least four of us and no doubt more will follow!kayz1 wrote:Hi Bluemak, welcome to the nut house... yet another ( the first ) Integra owner here shortly changing to 750...one or three of us now.
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I was tempted by the integra but the price difference over the naked version and its slightly retro look put me off. If honda had used more inspiration from the dn01 with the practicality of the integra they might have sold more. The naked version seems to have been more successful in terms of sales but no weather protection or screen.
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Ps I still love the dn01 might buy one when price drops lower just for pure posing appeal 
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Hi Bluemak, welcome to the nut house... yet another ( the first ) Integra owner here shortly changing to 750...one or three of us now.Lyn.
Thanks Lyn
Have you done any Mods yet. I take it you fitted Givi and not the over priced Honda kit.!
Yes quite a bit - Givi rack fitted by dealer as he didn't want to use Honda rack and cut bodywork to take existing topbox and rack (Kappa) I have since fitted Givi E21 panniers. I have extender, hugger, muffs, bigger screen, Toturo oiler, footpegs,reflective rim tape......
Thanks Lyn
Have you done any Mods yet. I take it you fitted Givi and not the over priced Honda kit.!
Yes quite a bit - Givi rack fitted by dealer as he didn't want to use Honda rack and cut bodywork to take existing topbox and rack (Kappa) I have since fitted Givi E21 panniers. I have extender, hugger, muffs, bigger screen, Toturo oiler, footpegs,reflective rim tape......