Fender modificatios

tsmall · 12-17-2011, 04:53 PM

Here are a few pictures of my modified fenders that took me about two hours today. I like the bobber look with no fenders but realized that other than a run up to the local watering hole, it was kind of impracticable for everyday driving. So I cut and modified the original fenders. A post from a member “seventigers” shows a good way to get started. And he’s right about after cutting. The plastic melted back so it is like taking model pieces apart after you cut it. I have to finish them but I have a good start. I can have them off or on in about 15 minutes. This way, I can go for a ride out in the county and not get sandblasted but then take them off and cruz downtown at 15 mph and just look bad. Best of all....cost $0!

12-17-2011, 04:53 PM	#1
tsmall Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: North Carolina, United States Posts: 168	Fender modificatios Here are a few pictures of my modified fenders that took me about two hours today. I like the bobber look with no fenders but realized that other than a run up to the local watering hole, it was kind of impracticable for everyday driving. So I cut and modified the original fenders. A post from a member “seventigers” shows a good way to get started. And he’s right about after cutting. The plastic melted back so it is like taking model pieces apart after you cut it. I have to finish them but I have a good start. I can have them off or on in about 15 minutes. This way, I can go for a ride out in the county and not get sandblasted but then take them off and cruz downtown at 15 mph and just look bad. Best of all....cost $0! Login or Register to Remove Ads
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