i have an 09 rocker i was wonderin if anyone has done a rear fender chop and or knows where to buy a similar fender but smaller any help would be nice thanks

 

Well there are limited options for a rear fender that's shorter, heartland kit, which is $2k, that's for the whole rear end conversion, then you can just chop it yourself, or take it to any body shop, which shouldn't cost more than $100, here is mine.

 

thank you so much this was very help full so really any body shop can chop it i asume they use some touch up paint as well. where did you purchase your seat from

 

cause it looks like you covered your seat to fender gap pretty good

 

Danny Gray, you can order it directly from DG, or you can check on ebay, they got some pretty good deals, plus I lowered the rear so that decreases the gap also. As for the fender chop, well it's usually a pretty clean cut, and very minimal touch up paint needed, the shop should do it for you, if not, it's fairly simple, I did cut the fender more since those pics that I posted, I cut the holes where the marker lights are mounted on/in and replaced the lights with mini bullets, or you can just chop right before, or after the holes, then have them drill new holes for your stock lights/signals.

 

what did you use to do the clean chop with im pretty savy with doing that kind of stuff. what lowering kit did you go with. and for that seat is it a kit or just the seat and what about covering up the bracket holes

i really do appreceate it thanks again

 

was it meant to fit the rocker c

 

lol sorry what were the dementions of your new seat

 

Danny Gray makes a seat just for the rocker C, it's perfect fit, and comes with 2 bolts for the seat, and 2 extra bolts for the bracket holes, I colored matched them to the bike, and I used a cutting wheel. As for the lowering kit there are al ot of options you can go as far as you're wishing to spend, from the lowering bolts on ebay (which I got) for $20, to air ride suspension, where you should contact Dr. V Twin ( he's a member of this site, just use the search) for those I don't know your budget, the blots make the ride rougher but just a bit, not too bad.

 

how exactly did you use a cutting wheel sorry for all the questions and did you use like a 4 cutting wheel and is there any good steps to take in doin it also how hard was the lowering bolts to install