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Today I removed the back fender and made a home made license plate holder. Really happy with the results. Was a pain getting the nuts and bolts off the old fender. I had to remove the exhaust and drill out a few of them. The fender is still as good as new, so just need to buy some new nuts and bolts if I decide to put it back on in the autumn.
Does this tire mke my butt look skinny? :shemademe_smilie:
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Good idea :2thumbs:
Hahaha, I didn't think of that, but yes I suppose it does.Quote:
Originally Posted by RICZ
Two souls, one idea. Looks good with the side mounted plate tooQuote:
Originally Posted by troop
I enjoy the look but I'm an all weather rider and even though the stock fender appears small - it does prevent a ton of road spray from hitting your backside.
And off the bike people will be able to tell the width of your rear tire by the width of the strip up the back of your jacket! Why not?!
Im the same, but this is just for summer rides. In under an hour i can put the back fender on again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jdr00ejr
:roflblack: just a summer look. Here in norway I'll be putting the fender on again when the season's change.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arion
It doesn’t rain in summer in Norway? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Canamandy
Pete
May and June are sunny and dry, July August and September are rain, unstable and a bit cold, October til March are Antarctic cold with tons of snow. Where I live at least it's how it is. North of norway its winter all year. Have to go for it in the two months of summer we have here in the south.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peteoz