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well finally got around to take a picture of fender.
my 06 never did like the factory front fender (cheap stamping)
so i put a 1983 on her,made with alittle art (old style) chrome struts not to bad.i like the full look
all Ride Safe
Looks nice, I always liked the look of the older fuller fender, started looking for one last winter but got side tracked. I may have to pick one up this winter. I'm going to get my side covers painted, so maybe I'll grab a new/old fender and send it along with the covers.
Can you post a pick of the whole bike so we can see how it looks altogether?
I like that a lot. My fender has never been straight, the rear is warped about a 1/4 of in inch. Didn't notice it when I bought the bike and it is not obvious unless you are looking for it. I bought my bike new and the first time I washed I noticed the right side back rear of the fender sticks out and the left side is obviously closer to the tire. Like I said unless you really look you can't tell, but I wanted to lower the fender because I think the stock height is too far off the tire. Obviously that mod is out of the question. At the first service (that I got for free for buying the bike new) I told the dealer and pretty much was told that I would have to live with it.
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