smooth rear fender
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I bought a wcc fender blank off of ebay for 125 shipped, used someelbowgreaseand rattle can paint. total cost= under $175
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RE: smooth rear fender
i also would like to know what fender that is... man Nate that is very clean and very sharp! I realy like how it swings just a bit lower than stock in back... very nive work!
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it was advertised as a west coast choppers fender, however the box had a custom chrome label on it. Either way i don't care what it is. I believe it was an 8" wide fender. when I mocked it up to drill the holes I just mounted the fender lower to keep my ground clearance. I also had to take an angle grinder to the strut arms and knock off a little to get it to sit right. I don't know for sure but the whole fender might be on backwards but it looks good. I ran the turn signal light wires between the struts and covers and used the HD module to make them act as run/turn/stop lights and added LED bulbs. N8
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I also did the SE 180 tire at the same time, you don't need the kit. Just make sure your wiring clears the tire/fender. If you run the wires along the fender struts you'll be just fine. N8
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