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    Question forward fender support

    +My forward right fender support (pn 705002400) snapped clean through on the way home yesterday afternoon. Anybody else?

    I'm going to request BEST warranty coverage.

    Ride on.
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    Had the same thing happen in June, only was on left side. Dealer replaced under warranty. Standard 2 year, not BEST.

    Ron

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    Hey Roadkill,
    Knowing how many you put miles on cycles...you must be close to a million miles on your Spyder by now!

    I'm hoping that is the minimum "wear out" point for that part!

    Number One: 2008 Yellow GS SM5. I love my Spyder.
    Number Two: 2012 RT-S Limited (the poop colored RT) I still have Number One, but Some Girl made me buy Number Two...

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    Default Front fender support

    The front right fender supports broke on my 08 GS with about 25,000 miles on Needles highway near Sturgis. Cracked right at the transition from bracket to round tube. Had a welder fix it with a steel pin placed in the tube and welded. $25 fix.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roadkill View Post
    +My forward right fender support (pn 705002400) snapped clean through on the way home yesterday afternoon. Anybody else?
    Roadkill
    Yep. Last week. Same place. I got the same fix as Mr Gone.

    Cheers;

    Pogo.

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    +Same transition point. I think I'll do a weld, since it's less of a headache for all involved.

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    +A friend welded the fender support in "good enough" fashion for me for $20.

    I Rusto-painted it and remounted it this morning, and gave it a 75-mile workout this afternoon.

    Ride on.
    Roadkill

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    Lightbulb and what were the results? any more vibration than before? &


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    I had the same thing happen to me also. I had the fender supports fixed two times. The problem is they are hollow on the inside and all of the vibration and bumpy roads just tears them apart. I found a shop to make me some duplicate fender supports that a fully aluminum, no problems since.

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    Default Fender support

    I now have 40,000 on the Spyder so the welded support has held together. The right wheel hub was warped so that was replaced and no vibrations now. I thought the disc was warped but when they checked it they found the hub was the problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CyncySpyder
    and what were the results? any more vibration than before? and how about an image?
    +The results are fine. I asked him to insert a rod into the hollow before welding it. Vibes are the same, and have never been a problem. Crummy roads are the problem. I didn't take any pics because it looks the same.

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