Finally got my new rear fender installed. Turned out to be more involved than we originally thought it would be, but well worth it. That's the last mod for awhile. Been a productive past 6 month's.

 

That is slick - way cool!!!!!

 

Looks Great. Similar to the CVO rear fender. Who's the manufacturer? What made it a complicated install if I may ask? Thanks...Very Sweet.

 

Looks great, very clean.

 

Sweet! Congrats!
...and yeah, why so complicated?

 

Thanks guy's. First let me say I did not do the install. All I did was the cut outs for the lights and install the license plate. This is a Sinister fender. The aggravating thing was not being able to use the bracket that goes between the saddle bag braces which attaches to the fender behind the tag. For some reason the angle was different, so a new bracket had to be made. The other thing was having to enlarge the cut outs for the exhaust pipes. Once that was done, a new lip had to be added to it. This is a fiberglass fender. Just turned out to be a little more work than I anticipated.

 

Final result looks like it was well worth it, really nice.

 

Slick Man,Slick.....

 

Looks good, I did the same fender and pipes last year, quality stuff.

 

Wild Hog> It looks great!

For others who are thinking about doing rear fender replacements, I will speak directly about Bad Dad's fender replacement, since I recently did one on my street glide!

The fender switch was a breeze! Everything bolted up perfectly, and the quality of their fender was awesome! Fit perfectly between the frame, and came with a new rear fender bracket to replace the original Harley Davidson rear fender bracket.

Don't shy away from doing it, it's honestly very simple, just a little time consuming..........