RT mud-flap

[gypsy_100]

If ya had it to do again would you change the length? Either up or down.----Budro

Works great as is. Wouldn't change a thing.

 

[bmwlarry]

Well, yes the mud flap evolution continues. I decided I didn't like the gap between the hitch and flap - so I cut another piece of old mudflap to fit and used the bolt that comes up from the bottom (that holds the flag holder in place) to hold the filler piece in place. I think its not too shabby!

 

[Bob Denman]

Now when your suspension cycles downward, it'll clear it; right? :shocked:

But it DOES look great!! :2thumbs:

 

[bmwlarry]

Bob,
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Once again I must have had my head up my &%$. Once I reloaded the bike with 320 lbs. and got onboard, the fender did once agai, hit the new piece I installed. So, I removed it and further modified it so as you can see, it now clears!
Thanks again!!
Gotta love this board!
Larry

 

[stevedfive]

 

[Tin Can]

stevedfive,
Is the dimond plate metal and rubber under it..If not can you explain. I like the look, nice and clean and functional. Thanks

 

[stevedfive]

It's a one piece rubber mudflap from Pep Boys, "RoadSport Big Mudder". I just cut it in half or so, straight across, and screwed it on. There are 17.5L x 10W, and sold in pairs.

 

[Tin Can]

Thanks for the info. On my list.

 

[gypsy_100]

This is a photo of what I put in my earlier post if you didn't follow the link. Generic mudflap from an auto store for a pickup truck. Use all SS fasteners and it's good to go. Simple and it works great. Keep it simple.