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So, I finally scored a factory rear fender extension for my 2013 RK. I'm not wanting to drill holes in my fender to attach. Does any one know of a good way to attach that has had good success? Thanks
I put one on my 2020. I debated on how to attach it, some use 3m tape, success with this method varied. I ended up purchasing the factory mounting plates and hardware. Drilled the holes and put it on, no issues.
If you can "buck up" and drill the holes, make sure you coat the inside of the holes with either touch up paint and or clear. I use several coats and rubber grommets.
It took me a while to wrap my head around doing it. You'll be fine.
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Adding fender extension
