Rear fender protector
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Rear fender protector
I have an 07 Fatboy, I just installed a HD brawler seat. I don't like the look of the exposed fender protector, can I remove it or would it be a problem when Iswitch between the stock seat and brawler I don't want to scratch the fender? If it could be removed how is done?
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From: Edmond, Ok
RE: Rear fender protector
Are you referring to the clear plastic film on the fender? You can remove it. It should just peel off. If I were you, I'd find something to stick to the bottom of your factory seat (maybe felt), so that when you put it back on, your fender is protected. That way, when you remove the factory seat, there is nothing stuck on the fender.......just a thought. Good luck.
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RE: Rear fender protector
ORIGINAL: beaureed445
Are you referring to the clear plastic film on the fender? You can remove it. It should just peel off. If I were you, I'd find something to stick to the bottom of your factory seat (maybe felt), so that when you put it back on, your fender is protected. That way, when you remove the factory seat, there is nothing stuck on the fender.......just a thought. Good luck.
Are you referring to the clear plastic film on the fender? You can remove it. It should just peel off. If I were you, I'd find something to stick to the bottom of your factory seat (maybe felt), so that when you put it back on, your fender is protected. That way, when you remove the factory seat, there is nothing stuck on the fender.......just a thought. Good luck.
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