Fat boy Lo rear fender
Fat boy Lo rear fender
I have a 2011 fat boy lo - replaced front fender with a klockwerks . Im looking to replace rear fender . Since the model is so new ,most companys have nothing yet . I want to find something little more stretched than stock fender (also looking to french tag). Any one have any suggestions ?
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Nope! If you want a stretched fender in steel for a 200mm tire, you're going to have to fabricate one yourself. Members JIMSFBL and BOBBEREVO88 are both working on projects that involve extending their rear fenders. Might want to give one or both of them a holler.
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here it is, the bottom of the fender sticks out about 7" from the tire also, it just wasen't what I was looking for.I am in the process of stretching my own fender, I bought another used lo fender off of ebay that had a couple of dings for cheap. This way I still have my stock fender while I stretch the other.
I got side tracked with my wheels, but I'll be done with them monday evening and then I'll be back working on the fender. I don't expect to be finished for about a month since I do it in the evenings and around the schedule of everything else.
As far as the rear fender, I couldn't find a stretched fender for the 200mm that wasen't either flared way out or made out of glass. So I opted to make it myself.
Good luck finding one.
Last edited by JIMSFBL; Mar 6, 2011 at 03:26 PM.
here it is, the bottom of the fender sticks out about 7" from the tire also, it just wasen't what I was looking for.I am in the process of stretching my own fender, I bought another used lo fender off of ebay that had a couple of dings for cheap. This way I still have my stock fender while I stretch the other.
I got side tracked with my wheels, but I'll be done with them monday evening and then I'll be back working on the fender. I don't expect to be finished for about a month since I do it in the evenings and around the schedule of everything else.
As far as the rear fender, I couldn't find a stretched fender for the 200mm that wasen't either flared way out or made out of glass. So I opted to make it myself.
Good luck finding one.
Last edited by lee wilson; Mar 8, 2011 at 07:01 PM.
Nope! If you want a stretched fender in steel for a 200mm tire, you're going to have to fabricate one yourself. Members JIMSFBL and BOBBEREVO88 are both working on projects that involve extending their rear fenders. Might want to give one or both of them a holler.
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