ORIGINAL: BigWheelBob

Since everyone else is beating around the bush, I will give you'all the lowdown. Call http://www.nativecustombaggers.com/products.phpand order you a set of brackets, remove your fender and carfully remove your old brackets from the fender. Lay a length of 3/8's rubber hose along the length of the tire, and hold it in place with a piece of tape. make sure the inside of the fender is clean, as these brackets will be welded on. Bolt the brackets on the bike loosly, lay the fender into position over the hose, snug the bolts a bit, and carfully position the fender where you want it. clamp into position, remove, weld the brackets on slowly. You dont need alot here. After thats done, smooth the fender, and paint. This is one of the easiest mods you could do to your bagger, for the most cosmetic gain.
On another note, The heritage's, you just trim back the brackets, lay into position, mark a new set of holes thru the fork holes, and redrill, no brackets needed.

ORIGINAL: Biggzed

Welcome to the forum Joe! Great to have a member of another big time shop with us.

ORIGINAL: Hardly Dangerous

Holy jeez Eddie! Now you took the bags off? I don't think they will allow you to post on this forum without the bags! [sm=laughingsmilie.gif]

ORIGINAL: Big_Joe

Well thank you Biggzed, nice to be here.I don't knowthat were big time just yet. We are working hard andare still a pretty small shop hiding out in the Midwest here. We consider ourselves fortunate to be successful at what we do and to have people recognize us forthat. Were all just a bunch of gear heads trying to make a difference.