I've seen a few different versions of how to lower and pitch forward the front fenders. Can anyone offer any insight or suggestions on which way they went?

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Happy Holidays!

 

Slammed fender with no welding/painting! www.aardvarkcycle.com - See page 32, December American Bagger for detailed install.

 

I lowered mine with a Todd Holland Cycles kit. It was fairly easy to do didn't require and welding and fit very well.

 

Leave the front fender as is and add a 21" wheel slammed finder DONE

 

Cut the mounting brackets off my stock fender and drilled 2 new holes where I wanted the fender to sit and used the fender brackets in chrome or black in the front end suspention section in the HD book, it's about $50 for the new brackets and lowered it 1 1/2 inches. The photo in my sig is the rear of my bike but you can see the front fender kind of. Selling my front fender with the mounting brackets, but the fender is pin stripped in flames so it will need to be rubbed out or repainted. Good luck and Merry Xmas

 

Anyone using the Todd Holland Cycles brackets purchased from us or purchased from J&P Cycles catalog ( our product ) may send us a picture of there bike and the name and bike model and year info to Chris@THCparts.com , i would love to post your picture on ou customer gallery.
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I purchased this lowered fender http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...lenotsupported and it's in my painters hands right now. I did bolt it on prior to sending him the fender and it's an awesome looking fender. I'm totally happy with it.....Rich

 

I used the RWD stock-like front fender purchased from Eastern Performance Cycles for $229 delivered a couple of months ago for my re-paint project. My primary purpose was to get rid of the rivets though the fender is probably somewhat lower than the stock fender profile.

 

ever thought about putting a fatboy front fender on - different and I like the look