Sumax Loboy Sweeper Rear Fender

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Sep 24, 2011 | 09:56 AM

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Lawleywood

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Originally Posted by Josewales

I assume when the say 150 series they mean lesser width tire...and I dont see the 150 series tagged on that fender. I could be wrong...but it does look beefy enough.

Lil off topic...Damn...it's going to be after Xmas before I send my candy to the painter. This is quite the process trying to narrow down and imagine a game plan. But good news got my first batch of goodies just arrived...heritage front fender, engine guard and passing light kit. The rear end I need to figure out before I start thinking bars (probably raised slammers with pull back).

@OP...since I saw your Sumax fender, I keep going back to their site after browsing JP Cycles and others.

To me it looks like that fender is too narrow at the bottom. I could be wrong though.

I may have a set of bars that you might like if you are looking for the street slammer look. I bought them for my buddy's nighttrain and we ended up putting apes on it a week later. I am not sure of the particulars on them but I will find out and get some pics.

Oct 5, 2011 | 07:53 PM

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Talked to the painter today, fenders will be ready on Friday. Will get pics up hopefully Friday night or Saturday!

Oct 5, 2011 | 08:51 PM

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Sumax makes good stuff. I used one of their fenders on a lady's 1200 Sporster I built/painted a while back and it was a quality component.

Oct 6, 2011 | 07:42 AM

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Talked to the painter today, fenders will be ready on Friday. Will get pics up hopefully Friday night or Saturday!

Groovy.

Oct 6, 2011 | 08:51 AM

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Sumax makes good stuff. I used one of their fenders on a lady's 1200 Sporster I built/painted a while back and it was a quality component.

Yeah the rear looked really good when it was mocked up, I am excited to see what it looks like painted. My body guy told be yesterday though that they had to do a bunch of glass work on the fender to get it to look good with the black paint on it.

Oct 6, 2011 | 09:12 AM

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I'm at the edge of my seat!

Oct 6, 2011 | 09:18 AM

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Hey Lawley how does the cycle vision filler panel connect to their mounts? I'm asking because bagged werx sells a mount for the hardbags for $100 cheaper and I was wondering if the fillers for cycle vision would fit on the bagger werx's mounts. Thanks

Oct 6, 2011 | 09:52 AM

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I am on the edge of my seat as well. Had a communication error with the painter, I supposed to have the parts last weekend and it should be done already lol

The fillers on the cycle visions kit are attached behind the mounts for the bags, meaning where the bail head clips go through the bag and hook to the mount, the filler fits behind that mount. They are off my bike, I will a get a picture for you tonight so you can see exactly how it works. It is a pretty simple set up.