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Put the LePara Barebones seat on the bike and took the front fender off. What do you think of the look? I love it. I still need to bob my rear fender, or get a different one. It'll come soon enough. Thinking of taking off the crash bar now..
Looks good,,,,I had a couple of bikes wit no fender,,,,looks kewl,,,it will put up a wall of water when it raining,,,and I think its against the law in some states.....go for it....
It looks good without the fender and the seat looks great. I would definetely take off the crash bar. That was the first mod I made to my bike was to take off the crash bar. I would take off my fender, but don't want to get pelted by all kinds of stuff by riding. What is the bandana trick? You mean around the face?
Well, I read it on here Anubisss..someone said to tie a bandana between the forks when running no front fender and it would keep the water off your face.
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