MouthPiece
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They very well can if you don't have some kind of a flap. Imagine riding your bicycle in the rain without fenders.
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They very well can if you don't have some kind of a flap. Imagine riding your bicycle in the rain without fenders.
Chris
Spyderal11
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I made one from a truck mudflap, purchased at a auto parts store works great.
jthornton
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Even better than that it looks like a rooster tail from a drag boat :yikes: It comes from the bottom that's why I have my fender so low to stop it from getting on my trailer.
JT
bluestratos
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I added a piece of ABS Plastic to the bottom of the hitch shaped to fit around tire with about 1/2" clear of the rubber. This cuts out 90% of the spray on the bike and stops the rooster tail altogether. It also protects the trailer from most of the debris. I drilled out the rivets holding the flap on, then mounted the plated first and reinstalled the factory mud flap.
I have been looking something to add to fill the last bit of void that is soft enough to run against the tire and wear in to fill the last of the void, any good ideas?
I have been looking something to add to fill the last bit of void that is soft enough to run against the tire and wear in to fill the last of the void, any good ideas?
jthornton
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Do you have a photo of what you did? I don't think I would have anything rubbing on the tire except maybe some brush like material like you see hanging from the sides of a few trucks.
JT
recordingguy
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Yes my mud flap has been installed on many a Spyder RT's with hitches. I have had no one tell me that the mud flap does not work well. The mud flap fills that gaping hole from fender to hitch with a stylish look. I also have them in different styles. With a Spyder emblem with piping, Piping with no emblem, Black with emblem and black only., We sell all over the world. You can check out the website to see pictures and reviews.Thanks! Bob
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