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I went with the retro chrome look, wieghs the same as the OEM, but is way lower
I like those chrome fenders, and they do fit better. When I was talking about replacing the heavy steel one that weighs 4 pounds, I meant this old school one:
The new fender looks way better. But......plastic on a HD, is that even legal?
It must be. I hear HD is even making oil tanks out of plastic these days...
Seriously, there is a precident - this fender is pretty much a copy of the original XLCR cafe racer fender from the late 70's. JRK5892, that's a nice one. It's interesting what you can do with unlimited funds. I'm just proud of my little $50 plastic fender...
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