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Some idle musing and ramblings about the PNW treffen this year. It's not looking good for me to make it this year either. As the Haffy Treffens shift north, it becomes more difficult to attend. I was shooting to try and pull off the Newport trip as a late arrival, but that was a stretch too. Unfortu...

I found this on the net but wow that is spendy! :

http://classiccars.com/listings/view/50 ... ria-a-4407

StuartR wrote:Aren't they just copies of the Minilites?

Nice though and would look great on a Haffy.

They do look great on a Haffy!

Garry, The reason the image is huge and the website one isn't is that they have limited the size on the website. Basically, I just right clicked on the image you wanted, selected copy img url then came here, hit the img button and then pasted the url in between the two img tags. Hope this helps, -Br...

+1 on this!

texashafi wrote:Have you encountered any rubbing or contact with the suspension / body work, when driving off road?

Mike

Not, yet, but i haven't hit any serious angles with it. It looks like there shouldn't be any problems.

You mean like this?

http://www.gbcmotorsports.com/kanati-mongrel-p-216.html Mongrels maybe?.. See my link. I've seen Afterburns in person, and they have more tread then the pics show, but they really are a street tire. I've seen UTVs spin out on mildly damp trails with them. Roadkill, where did you find the wide Minil...

If your supply of ATV tyres that are DOT approved are not too expensive, why not buy 2, fit them to the standard rims and fit to front or rear axle as a pair. Take the Haf' for a drive and see. Putting them on the front will mean you can test how well they stay in place when you go round corners wh...

Here you go. Eu rated too.. and at 500lb per tire should be fine to run. http://www.gbcmotorsports.com/afterburnstreetforce-p-177.html As that is a road tread why not go for a standard 12" road tyre?? The issue I find is getting road legal offroad tread patterns. Cheers Garry That tread is ple...

I'm currently in the process of fitting the DOT legal GBC Afterburn series which are 25x8x12 on minilight style wheels. Can you put up a pic of the tread pattern? Cheers Garry Here you go. Eu rated too.. and at 500lb per tire should be fine to run. http://www.gbcmotorsports.com/afterburnstreetforce...

Julian B wrote:Looking good. And I loved the sense of scale that the other photo on FB gave - the Hafs hardly come up to the waistline of that Volvo(?) !!!

A followup to this post. I'm currently in the process of fitting the DOT legal GBC Afterburn series which are 25x8x12 on minilight style wheels. I think I'll keep them on the "pretty" polycab.

I've recently got my newest addition up and on the road. For those of you who do not follow the facebook haflinger group:

Well i got a decent look at the lens today and it has the letter A in a circle, followed by 3024

Thank you for the information! I'll check it out today

Hmm my location shouldn't matter, but i am in North America. My polycab is late 60's. I am including a shot of one of the lenses for reference. Lucas or otherwise?
Thanks,
-B

Does anyone know where i can get replacement beehive style turn signal lenses for my polycab? Anyone know if it is a common shared part? I saw a bunch of beehive shaped lenses that looked very similar on Ebay.

Thanks!
-B

Hello Everyone. It seems i have been remiss on posting a hello on this site. I signed quite a while ago but never posted much. I live in the northern mountains of California and now have 3 haflingers (swb swiss, swb poly, lwb austrian). I am an active participant in the Northwest Mog Fest and most o...

Well Rats! The dates Jim gave i could make, the dates Scott posted are looking like a no-go due to vacation scheduling at my work. I'm afraid me and my haffies will be sitting this one out..