Built me a rear fender eliminator !

[~TABASCO~]

Few days ago I finished up my fender eliminator... I like the way it turned out... I still have my pannier racks and can have them installed in less that five minutes for camp trips..

 

[RED CAT]

Looks good but now you may get to enjoy more mud and dust on the back of your jacket. No extra charge!

 

[~TABASCO~]

I then will have to be polite and say, THANK YOU ! ::012:: Woot- Woot !

 

[copb8]

No Fender Eliminator post is complete without a full profile picture from both sides!

But so far, so good........

 

[liguorien]

Looks good.
What shifter is this?


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[~TABASCO~]

Looks good.
What shifter is this?


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We make it and offer them on the site

 

[twinrider]

It's so you can spray your riding buddies with rocks and mud.

 

[BravoBravo]

Don't mean to always act like a grump even though I am for the most part, but just for info why do guys want to remove the rear fender? I do more walking than riding, and look at 100s of motorcycles every day most days as I tromp along on 2 feet and see virtually zero motorcycles without the rear fender removed except Harleys that remove the mufflers instead as a way to modify the factory setup. Some gain to it, or just for looks? Seems kind of strange everyone wants a fender extender in the front, which I don't understand, then remove the rear, which I don't understand x2. ;D

I agree with your observations about the rear fender. I wouldn't dream of cutting mine off. Removing the fender kind of looks to my eye like a "custom cruiser" modification. I believe the rear fender serves a useful and functional purpose. I also have an extender on the front fender. I think it substantially cuts down on the amount of gunk sprayed up onto the sump. To each his own though. I personally would not buy a used bike that had been butchered in this fashion, but others may like the look.

Bruce

 

[~TABASCO~]

Technically you guys are right... But sometimes cant leave well alone, I like to tinker. I like the 'rally' look and after taking off my pannier racks the fender look like a big thumb sitting out in the wind.. If I want to go back to the stock one its no problem, I know where another one is and can be installed in about 15 min... Just fun to mess with the bike and then go ride ! ::26::

 

[avc8130]

Removing the fender kind of looks to my eye like a "custom cruiser" modification.
Bruce

http://www.wildcardcustoms.com/ )

BTW: I like it. Looks good. Brings me back to my sport bike days.

Any time I see a new bike I take a side picture and hack the fender and mirrors off so I can see just how cool the designers thought it could be BEFORE the DOT got a hold of it.

ac

 

[~TABASCO~]

Yea.... I've messed with a few bikes over the years....


http://www.roadcarvin.com/photos/jaxon-fyffe-and-his-speedliner-2008-easyriders-v-twin-show-sacramento/1371

http://www.lichterphoto.com/webgal-bike/m061109-jaxon/

http://www.lichterphoto.com/lichterphoto/webgal-bike/2006/m061108-fyffe/index.html