Where does it PnP? Each light has it's own connector. There is one connecter under the seat that has an end cap and not used. Is that where it would go?
Nice .. Keep changing your bike more.. That way if we ever meet our bikes look as different as possible. I ride 2 up so chopping the fender isn't an option for me.. I have thought that if I keep the 48 forever and eventually get a second bike for 2 up I might just say screw it and hard tail her.. Your chop looks smooth and factory dude.. Well done
Where does it PnP? Each light has it's own connector. There is one connecter under the seat that has an end cap and not used. Is that where it would go?
Under the seat there are plugs. If you email us asking for a copy of the instructions, we will email them back to you. It's a super easy install.
Fender chops looks so good on these bikes! Nice job., although I didn't think it was too much of a pain-in-the-***. It's easy to utilize the rear most fender holes by trimming the fender at the front, pushing it back to meet the tail-light holes, removing the stalk from the tail-light assemblies, and use the existing bolt from them the mount the fender. Wiring is a breeze too...
The issue for me was all the tools required. I was glad I had access to everything I needed. The pain was drilling new holes for the lights with crappy bits and drill. Cutting the struts and fender was a heart stopping moment. But the results settled my heart!
10-24-2015, 09:24 PM
Forty Eight Fender Chop
