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Too much cow sh*t on the roads here to try it. Plus police bust ya. Same goes for small license plates or having them at wrong angle. Or having no baffles as I found out yesterday.. Waiting for a no yella paint law to come out.
I've been debating on doing the same... I don't know though, as I ride my bike EVERYDAY and live in south Florida............ nuff said with that last part. Haha, but then again, these next couple months are prime riding weather, so we'll see what happens..
When I lived in Denver I used to get an $18 dollar ticket every now and then for no front fender. Made one to get by when funds got low.
WOW......what year was that?....Guess I've been lucky......ridin in Denver since the late 60s my bikes have never had front fenders.........my trike doesn't have any and I've never had a ticket.........for lack of fenders that is....
Guess I should look up the laws, cause I was debateing putting fenders on the trike.......must be gettin old.......DUH......thats why I ride on three.....
Going fenderless is okay, until you get caught out in the rain, then all of the water that was deflected by the fender is now in your face, so go for it if you aint going to ride in wet weather, or don't mind the extra water in your face.
what he said. You get wet when it comes down and when it rooster tails back on you off the fenderless front tire. It does look cool but you will pay the price for looking cool.
I shaved the legs on my SuperGlide years ago, the spray coming off the front tire tastes a little gritty but not bad. I had a loooong springer and 21" spool on my first bike, a '50 FL, that would throw a rooster tail over the handlebars, just lean over a little, you'll be ok.
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I shaved the legs on my SuperGlide years ago, the spray coming off the front tire tastes a little gritty but not bad. I had a loooong springer and 21" spool on my first bike, a '50 FL, that would throw a rooster tail over the handlebars, just lean over a little, you'll be ok.
So true. My '63 rigid pan was the same way. Lean a little to the right and you were good to go. Apes made it easier too.
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