Rear Fender Guards on Trike
#31
04-19-2009, 07:45 PM
Road Warrior
As far as the front of the rear fenders I have it on to cover all forward facing areas of the fender and under the contact areas of the fender bras.
For some they will think I went to the extreme and have the 3M film on the face of the fairing, forward facing on my lower fork legs and contact areas on the gas tank.
I plan on many miles of riding and wanted to have something that will keep the paint from being chipped and beaten up so bad after a few years. The sand debris from the side of the road is horrible here in Coastal South Carolina and beats on the painted surfaces all the time. You can especially feel it when a tractor trailer passes you going the other direction
For some they will think I went to the extreme and have the 3M film on the face of the fairing, forward facing on my lower fork legs and contact areas on the gas tank.
I plan on many miles of riding and wanted to have something that will keep the paint from being chipped and beaten up so bad after a few years. The sand debris from the side of the road is horrible here in Coastal South Carolina and beats on the painted surfaces all the time. You can especially feel it when a tractor trailer passes you going the other direction
#32
04-20-2009, 04:36 AM
As far as the front of the rear fenders I have it on to cover all forward facing areas of the fender and under the contact areas of the fender bras.
For some they will think I went to the extreme and have the 3M film on the face of the fairing, forward facing on my lower fork legs and contact areas on the gas tank.
I plan on many miles of riding and wanted to have something that will keep the paint from being chipped and beaten up so bad after a few years. The sand debris from the side of the road is horrible here in Coastal South Carolina and beats on the painted surfaces all the time. You can especially feel it when a tractor trailer passes you going the other direction
For some they will think I went to the extreme and have the 3M film on the face of the fairing, forward facing on my lower fork legs and contact areas on the gas tank.
I plan on many miles of riding and wanted to have something that will keep the paint from being chipped and beaten up so bad after a few years. The sand debris from the side of the road is horrible here in Coastal South Carolina and beats on the painted surfaces all the time. You can especially feel it when a tractor trailer passes you going the other direction
#33
04-20-2009, 08:42 PM
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04-25-2009, 09:26 PM
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