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Looks sharp. Definitely an upgrade from day one. You need to mod the front fender at all?
No mods to the fender as of yet. It is definitely a tight fit! I would have to say less than a 1/4". I may loosen the fender a bit to see if I can rock it back a little. Just waiting for the wife to cool off a little before I buy the matching rear wheel
No mods to the fender as of yet. It is definitely a tight fit! I would have to say less than a 1/4". I may loosen the fender a bit to see if I can rock it back a little. Just waiting for the wife to cool off a little before I buy the matching rear wheel
Ah, she'll never notice...women never do, so just buy it. My wife never notices the changes I make to my bike and if she does, she asks something like, "when did you buy/do that?"
My answer: "oh, awhile back..." Works every time...never goes farther than that.
Ah, she'll never notice...women never do, so just buy it. My wife never notices the changes I make to my bike and if she does, she asks something like, "when did you buy/do that?"
My answer: "oh, awhile back..." Works every time...never goes farther than that.
It is not the changes in the scoot that she notices, it the the dwindling bank account.
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