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Just curious....has anyone removed their fender form their bike for good? \\; Not sure if it is even legal to to do that. \\; Any pics would be nice. \\; Thanks.
Just curious....has anyone removed their fender form their bike for good? \\;\\\\\\; Not sure if it is even legal to to do that. \\;\\\\\\; Any pics would be nice. \\;\\\\\\; Thanks.
Best thing to do is to remove fender and then take the bike for a five mile ride. Make sure and ride through all sorts of road conditions, especially if there is a little sand on the road. That will convince you to put the fender back on and never take it off again, unless you just want to polish and look at your bike instead of riding it.
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RE: No fender?
