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......mittico68, don't forget that pc rides a 1500 and their backsides are wider then the 800, in some cases it is not a big difference in others it is huge and wide. Oh on the bike.......
here is what I did for the bumperettes, on my 800.......
http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/bumpercover.html
I did this to mine and it works really well
http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/forum/index.php?topic=27095.0
Quote from: mittico68 on July 26, 2014, 12:41:43 PMLooks like there might be room!Man! I didn't ever realise that "over here" in old Europe we've got a different tail...
Just kiddin...
Anyway, now I wonder if it's possible for me to add those stock "bumperettes" you "over there" already got: I mean, is there room enough with the european taillight?
Man! I didn't ever realise that "over here" in old Europe we've got a different tail... 
Just kiddin...
Anyway, now I wonder if it's possible for me to add those stock "bumperettes" you "over there" already got: I mean, is there room enough with the european taillight?
I couldn't find that chrome tail light thing on any of the UK fiches. I did happen to find an expired Australian eBay auction for a used taillight assembly that did include that piece so maybe it was included on Aussie models?
I looked around, and apparently you can't buy it and the lens that goes with it anymore...
ok mystery solved, that chrome "thingy" is only on the European models, I went to the VDOGUK site and asked, here is the response....
Andy:
the chrome thing is a standard fitting to the rear light of all the Drifters I know of..
I have a spare rear light here with that fitting and my drifter has the same fitting..
I can only assume your previous owner removed the one on your Drifter...
Ii is purely decorative and has no function what I can see. I have thought about removing
mine as the light does look much cleaner without it... but then you need to add a deeper
rubber seal or something to stop water ingress into the light...
Malcolm ......
That's a great looking Bobster! I like it...
Found fiches here (I think): http://www.cornwallkawasaki.co.uk/shop/shop.php?cmd=listmodels&id=2
That taillight thing is cool. Wonder what other goodies they have over there? I'd love a lights switch if there is such a thing (I"v purchased euro-spec light switches for some of my old Hondas).
Anyone know where to find euro spec parts fiches for the Drifter?
Actually that looks like a simple add on. Not sure why or for what, but it seems simple enough.
have to look for something like that .......
That's right, it's the 1999 colour. Here's pics of the tail light:


laters
Bobster
Quote from: Bucko on July 24, 2014, 11:33:09 AMThat would be the stock color for a 1999 Drifter 800. http://www.vulcandrifterriders.com/historyp3.htmlIs that an original Drifter colour or has it been painted?
I went through that taillight thing with a guy from England... it's stock, but not for N. America..too bad, it's pretty neat looking!
I agree, that's a nice read! Is that an original Drifter colour or has it been painted?
Ha ha, neither forest ranger nor fire fighter!
I spotted the extinguisher at the hardware store ($7) and immediately realized what a perfect "Drifter accessory" it would make. Same thing with the fuel can, which I already had. They're stuff for looks, that also can be useful. 
The bib was on the bike when I bought it, so I'm afraid I have no clue as to where You can buy them. I'm pretty darn sure the tail light is stock. Maybe they were different for the european market? I'll post a close-up of it later. 
laters
Bobster
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