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VINX XGRIP

Post by alextrx850 » Wed Jun 20, 2012 10:54 am

this is the pillion grip system that ive just had delivered.
Its the Vinx x grip pillion safety grip that fits to the fuel tank and gives the pillion a much safer ride and especially dosent put any weight on the pilots wrists..
This type is made in Switzerland and while i ordered it from the USA..it posted from ITALY... :shock:
Such is the internet...and it reached me in just seven days..cool
As my son is reaching 9 yrs now..its time i tried him on the TRX
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by Gix » Wed Jun 20, 2012 12:55 pm

LOOKS PRETTY NEAT. \:D/

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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by drix » Wed Jun 20, 2012 1:40 pm

Looks neat 8)

would it foul the original key cap for the fuel? Any forseable damage on the tank/the thing rubbing on it or something?

A linky to the site would be good :wink:

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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by Mincehead » Wed Jun 20, 2012 5:27 pm

Why not just a good length of terylene rope Alex?

http://www.abbeypowertools.co.uk/genera ... 12160.aspx

It`s much cheaper and it`ll stop the little fella jumping off at services to help spend your hard earnt on ice creams and sweets etc. :wink: :lol:
No seriously, GREAT idea, get him used to being comfortable at speed, we need new biking `blood` or the nimby politicians and lobby groups will force motorcycling into the `past history` books eventually. :evil:
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by cal » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:14 pm

Nice one, let us know how it works out, am I right in thinking it is removable when not required?
My kids have a little while to go yet being 6 and 4, but there are other ways to get them started young.

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Daisy putting in the YZF swingarm, with a big hammer 8)

and if anyone says to her bikes are for boys

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Thats the answer
If you look carefully you will notice the plaster from a cut finger she was showing off, couldnt resist the photo though! :D
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by cal » Wed Jun 20, 2012 6:15 pm

Right thats it had enough why the f dont my photos upload?
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by alextrx850 » Wed Jun 20, 2012 7:31 pm

cal wrote:Right thats it had enough why the f dont my photos upload?
:laughing3: :laughing3: :laughing6: :laughing6:
Cheers for the feedback,..its got to be an accessory that ive not ever seen., but so usefull for any pillion..AND so cool to boot...that top photo is from the Troy Baylis ride day...
My fuel cap is one of the CNC cut anodised alloy units that are for the R6-R1 bikes [E-bay again]..which fit the TRX ,...the handgrip is FOR the R6-R1,.. but fits the whole [ six bolt fuel inlet] Yamaha group of bikes anyway.
The handgrip BASE fits over the top of the standard fuel inlet and is designed to allow the normal operation of the hinged cap...then the top is slotted on and then turned clockwise 20 degrees and the two chrome knobs lock in.[spring loaded].
The two side handle bar minis, are adjusted to the angle desired by a large allen head bolt at the pivot points..
The whole assembly is of alloy and high quality. =D>

Gotta be a great thing for any possible pillion...especially on a sports bike.

liked your post too mince.. :laughing6:

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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by Wombat » Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:10 am

Just aside Alex, do you have any venting problems with that fuel cap? I've got a similar Oberon one and just haven't been arsed to put it on yet

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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by cobbadiggabuddyblooo » Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:32 am

looks really uncomfortable to me.. how are you goin to feel bendin over like that for a while..at least hangin on to the strap the pillion has a little freedom and common sense says you ain't gunna be goin looney with someone on the back....
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by M.V. » Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:38 am

alextrx850 wrote:this is the pillion grip system that ive just had delivered.
Its the Vinx x grip pillion safety grip that fits to the fuel tank and gives the pillion a much safer ride and especially dosent put any weight on the pilots wrists..
This type is made in Switzerland and while i ordered it from the USA..it posted from ITALY... :shock:
Such is the internet...and it reached me in just seven days..cool
As my son is reaching 9 yrs now..its time i tried him on the TRX
Looks really good Alex, nice tip! How much was this one if you don't mind me asking?

(Just needs some of those big foam handgrips I reckon ;) )

I've still go a few years til the little one's old enough to get on the back, doesn't hurt to be prepared though

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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by Rod.s » Thu Jun 21, 2012 9:44 am

Nice one, let us know how it works out, am I right in thinking it is removable when not required?
My kids have a little while to go yet being 6 and 4, but there are other ways to get them started young.

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Daisy putting in the YZF swingarm, with a big hammer 8)

and if anyone says to her bikes are for boys

Thats the answer
If you look carefully you will notice the plaster from a cut finger she was showing off, couldnt resist the photo though! :D

Nice pussy 8-[
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I've put some dots before the http to stop the photo loading, you won't need them 8-[

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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by Mincehead » Thu Jun 21, 2012 6:48 pm

I love the cut finger pose Cal, I`m going to have to use that `plaster trick`on the single finger salute every time I get a tug by plod. "By the way officer have you seen my cut finger". :lol:
Your daughter`s a wee stunner too, gonna break some big boys hearts one day all too soon.
Here`s one of me and my wee stunner as an ankle biter:
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25 + years ago that one!
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by cal » Thu Jun 21, 2012 7:42 pm

Cheers Rod, I will try to get to grips with the grab thingmy!....and next time ask before looking at my pussy...... :shock: .....

Cheers Mince, I bet those 25 years have flown in, and your little un has broken a few hearts already.
I thinks thats the best photo I've ever taken.. couldnt resist it!


By the way, Is the same beard? different colour?
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by Mincehead » Thu Jun 21, 2012 8:26 pm

Nahhh, that beard of 25 years back was grown into two long twists but nowadays just me goatee with natural highlights. :wink: :lol:
I might have stopped at wizard like beards, but my daughter took a different direction Cal, and yes, the little minx has broken LOADS of hearts already!:
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Re: VINX XGRIP

Post by alextrx850 » Thu Jun 21, 2012 8:44 pm

Mincehead wrote:I love the cut finger pose Cal, I`m going to have to use that `plaster trick`on the single finger salute every time I get a tug by plod. "By the way officer have you seen my cut finger". :lol:
Your daughter`s a wee stunner too, gonna break some big boys hearts one day all too soon.
Here`s one of me and my wee stunner as an ankle biter:
34386_1500532590385_980181_n.jpg
25 + years ago that one!
A nice and cute photo of yourself there mince..i will have to point out to others here DOWN UNDER..that the northern hemisphere has the ..OPPOSITE .. in human growth patterns.....
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