No probs.....I like to help out when / if I can . BTW....don't look at the "T" brackets as they are in the pics.....you can use this style on your forks but with the slider portion off center .....follow ?

 

Alain you seem to be spending you $$$ without me lately lol.
You're lucky that I don't have your ph#, you'd be getting texts, like I send MIKE of the craziness me and my crew has been doing. To bad it's not for my bike tho. Lol

 

Lolol. I'm hoping if you see me spending on my own you'll hesitate to throw ideas at me lolol. J/k this winter has been the most money I've ever spent on this thing cause I want to get it how I want it to look in one shot and be done with it for a while. Plus there are no kids in sight yet for my wife and I so now is the time to do all this lolol.

 

interesting thread... i bought the same wheels as professorzoogy (but 21, not 23)...
i have debated running that fender, but i decided to go fenderless in the front. i was just getting ready to cut off my front fender mounts on my forks before having them powder coated (trying to get a real clean look), but after looking at this fender on here maybe i should leave leave them on there in case i decide to go that route in the future. hmmm....

 

Don't cut them off!! LOL, you will be in the same boat as me when you want to run a front fender...Now I need to get a new front end so I can mount a fender..Mo money..

 

Yeah dude. Don't cut those tabs off. I guarantee you will regret it down the road.

I scored a stock rocker rear fender for pretty cheap from my stealer. I'm gonna cut that off right at where the stock brake lights mount this way I have a longer length rear fender to match the full front fender.

And I am tossing around the idea of painting all of my tins gloss black. Both fenders and the gas and oil tanks. Then once I get my smooth dash back I would paint that the color of the frame (pacific blue pearl).

Input boys?

 

thanks for the tip guys, i guess it won't look too bad once powdered. i was ready to start cutting and grinding, but i think i'll hold off for now, i can always pull them off and chop them & repowder later if i want.

im a big fan of stripped down ALL black out bikes, but i have always liked this one with the white, gray, and orange... so i might want to add some color and a fender because i have always really liked this bike... its still blacked out, but when theres color i think some kind of fender is more necessary

 

i like your color combo now, but i think there enough black on your bike to pul it off, and i think black bikes and cars usually look pretty sharp... plus if its a spare you might as well go for it because you could always go back to what you have now without too much work.

 

i think for now I'm gonna stay genderless, but it definitely gives it more of a finished look... looks good!!! i can't wait to finish up my winter build so i can put my new wheels on!!!!

 

You coming out of the closet bud?? Haha just joking