Handmade fender Eliminator
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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator
here is what I did with part that can be purchased from your local hardware store..
I made a metal bracket out of sheet metal and painted it flat black with Krylon. I used a 1/4" drill bit for the holes.
Loosen the allen bolt holding the exhaust pipe clamp. Slip the zip-tie and the "Tab" between the exhaust pipe clamp and the pipe. Tighten and trim the Zip-tie.
I made a metal bracket out of sheet metal and painted it flat black with Krylon. I used a 1/4" drill bit for the holes.
Loosen the allen bolt holding the exhaust pipe clamp. Slip the zip-tie and the "Tab" between the exhaust pipe clamp and the pipe. Tighten and trim the Zip-tie.
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01-05-2008, 12:54 AM
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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator
unfortunately i dont have pics at this time but it was really simple, i took the stock stuff off, and there should be a metal bracket that the plate and frame bolt to, it should have two legs off the top of it that have bolt pegs, bolt the plate to the bracket, there will be some excess metal on either side of the plate that i cutflush with the platefor looks, i bent the legs on top of themselves so that the pegs were stickin straight up. I positioned it unter my battery box, i drilled two holes into the plastic battery box and re used the nuts from the old setup to secure it,all i had two buy is a led liscence plate light that bolts rite into one of the holes on the plate, (about 10 bucks). Ive had it on my bike for about 2 years and it works great.Ill try and get pics up soon.
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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator
ORIGINAL: cbrchuks
unfortunately i dont have pics at this time but it was really simple, i took the stock stuff off, and there should be a metal bracket that the plate and frame bolt to, it should have two legs off the top of it that have bolt pegs, bolt the plate to the bracket, there will be some excess metal on either side of the plate that i cutflush with the platefor looks, i bent the legs on top of themselves so that the pegs were stickin straight up. I positioned it unter my battery box, i drilled two holes into the plastic battery box and re used the nuts from the old setup to secure it,all i had two buy is a led liscence plate light that bolts rite into one of the holes on the plate, (about 10 bucks). Ive had it on my bike for about 2 years and it works great.Ill try and get pics up soon.
unfortunately i dont have pics at this time but it was really simple, i took the stock stuff off, and there should be a metal bracket that the plate and frame bolt to, it should have two legs off the top of it that have bolt pegs, bolt the plate to the bracket, there will be some excess metal on either side of the plate that i cutflush with the platefor looks, i bent the legs on top of themselves so that the pegs were stickin straight up. I positioned it unter my battery box, i drilled two holes into the plastic battery box and re used the nuts from the old setup to secure it,all i had two buy is a led liscence plate light that bolts rite into one of the holes on the plate, (about 10 bucks). Ive had it on my bike for about 2 years and it works great.Ill try and get pics up soon.