View Poll Results: Fender options.
Stock Anni. replacement fender
9
25.71%
Custom wrap fender
12
34.29%
Full custom with fenders and stretched bags
14
40.00%
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Smashed fender. Go stock replacement or custom?
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Smashed fender. Go stock replacement or custom?
Yes, I lowered my bike and smashed my fender. So I need a replacement. Now, before anyone feels the need to reprimand me for lowering my front end, it was just a 1 1/4 drop to level the bike after my 21 install. AND, the bone stock Road King behind me hit the exact same pot hole and did FAR more damage to his fender (and cowbells) than mine. So this is a no regret repair.
That being said how many of you guys would simply replace the fender, and how many would use this chance to add a custom fender? For me, its a tough call because an Anniversary replacement fender is pretty darn expensive, but it is an Anniversary bike. On the other hand, I can buy and paint an ebay wrap-around fender for well under half the price of the Anni. fender. And frankly, for the price of a ready to bolt on Anni. fender, I could buy a complete front and rear aftermarket stretched set of fenders AND stretched saddlebags.
So, what would you guys do with a smashed up fender? Replace it, go custom, or full on Fat Bagger??? And just to add this, I am a Wyo Tech Paint and Body grad. I can do all the paint work myself. I just am worried about cutting up an Anniversary bike that's less than a freakin' year old!
That being said how many of you guys would simply replace the fender, and how many would use this chance to add a custom fender? For me, its a tough call because an Anniversary replacement fender is pretty darn expensive, but it is an Anniversary bike. On the other hand, I can buy and paint an ebay wrap-around fender for well under half the price of the Anni. fender. And frankly, for the price of a ready to bolt on Anni. fender, I could buy a complete front and rear aftermarket stretched set of fenders AND stretched saddlebags.
So, what would you guys do with a smashed up fender? Replace it, go custom, or full on Fat Bagger??? And just to add this, I am a Wyo Tech Paint and Body grad. I can do all the paint work myself. I just am worried about cutting up an Anniversary bike that's less than a freakin' year old!
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Yes, I lowered my bike and smashed my fender. So I need a replacement. Now, before anyone feels the need to reprimand me for lowering my front end, it was just a 1 1/4 drop to level the bike after my 21 install. AND, the bone stock Road King behind me hit the exact same pot hole and did FAR more damage to his fender (and cowbells) than mine. So this is a no regret repair.
That being said how many of you guys would simply replace the fender, and how many would use this chance to add a custom fender? For me, its a tough call because an Anniversary replacement fender is pretty darn expensive, but it is an Anniversary bike. On the other hand, I can buy and paint an ebay wrap-around fender for well under half the price of the Anni. fender. And frankly, for the price of a ready to bolt on Anni. fender, I could buy a complete front and rear aftermarket stretched set of fenders AND stretched saddlebags.
So, what would you guys do with a smashed up fender? Replace it, go custom, or full on Fat Bagger??? And just to add this, I am a Wyo Tech Paint and Body grad. I can do all the paint work myself. I just am worried about cutting up an Anniversary bike that's less than a freakin' year old!
That being said how many of you guys would simply replace the fender, and how many would use this chance to add a custom fender? For me, its a tough call because an Anniversary replacement fender is pretty darn expensive, but it is an Anniversary bike. On the other hand, I can buy and paint an ebay wrap-around fender for well under half the price of the Anni. fender. And frankly, for the price of a ready to bolt on Anni. fender, I could buy a complete front and rear aftermarket stretched set of fenders AND stretched saddlebags.
So, what would you guys do with a smashed up fender? Replace it, go custom, or full on Fat Bagger??? And just to add this, I am a Wyo Tech Paint and Body grad. I can do all the paint work myself. I just am worried about cutting up an Anniversary bike that's less than a freakin' year old!
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