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Hybrid fender.
HI all
I just bought a high front fender from ktm(acctually for a drz), which im planning on fitting anyway but i was thinking of doing somthing like on the R were you have the front part of the high fender and the rear part of the low fender. My plan (if i can be bothered) is to cut the front off the original fender* but keeping the fixings, then cut the rear off the high fender and attatch it in the obvious place. *but if i can find an alternative ie the one off the R or another bike that will fit, ill use that. well thats the plan, any ideas or thoughts would be welcome. Cheers. |
Why?
The point of putting a high mudguard on and taking the low one off is so the wheel doesn't stop going round when you ride on a nice claggy Nottinghamshire byway: http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._5509050_n.jpg If you've still got half of it there, you're still going to have a problem with mud. Of course if you just think it looks good, then fill your boots :D |
either way im putting the high one on. i just thought there must be sumthing good about it coz thats the way most modern adv bikes are going
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I remember a post and photo about lifting the OE front fender - you could do that and cut the front off + fit your high one.
Just found it. http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?...front+mudguard |
did you do it,
I did this ages ago now. I didnt want to touch the original fender as they cost over �70 new so I got a fender of e bay polisport i think it is �15 or �60 from touratech !!!!! then i got the lower fender of the r for about �17 and fitted it as an extra I used the original fixing holes but also added 2 new holes for the lower fender to line up I am happy with it and I cann easily remove the lower fender when it gets muddy but for road use it gives the engine more spray protection |
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