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Jul 11, 2012 | 06:58 AM

#11

Kesean

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From: Maryland

Quote:

Originally Posted by ericl

The front is FBI 21" wraparound, I bought unpainted. Quality is good no issues with CS.
The back fender is sinister it's. A replacement.

Nice paint job!

Jul 11, 2012 | 09:46 AM

#12

Hogpro

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Here is a link to our wraparound front fenders. As stated above, they come either raw (they are heavy gauge steel) or in vivid black only.
http://hogpro.com/showsubcat2.php?catid=3&subcatid=33

If you want to see some pics of these fenders installed browse our bagger gallery here.
http://hogpro.com/showpage.php?page=gallery2.htm

We have found that the addition of a wrapped fender changes the character fo the front of the bike completely and gives it a very sleek look. No one realizes how clunky the stock fender is until they compare two bikes side by side, one with the stock fender and one with a wrapped fender.

Jul 11, 2012 | 01:04 PM

#13

camsmith

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From: Georgia

My sig pic has front, rear fender, and bags all painted by FBI. I do wish the rear fender was offered in a steel version as it is fiberglass and prone to cracks. I have received good and knowledgeable customer service from them.

Last edited by camsmith; Jul 11, 2012 at 01:10 PM.

Jul 14, 2012 | 02:04 AM

#14

Wanna Ride

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From: Chicagoland

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Originally Posted by EasternSP

If the cashier at the show didn't know to much detail about the parts, it may be pretty much the same as asking the cashier at a Harley dealer for tech information. They just don't know and ya can't expect them to know either. Ask the right person.

You have no idea what I am referring to. Don't assume what you don't know. I never suggested it was the cashier, nor did I say it was the cashier. At the two specific events I am referring to, there was no cashier, because they were not selling. That's why I referred to their participation in these events as, "displays". These events were at J&P'S Cycles open houses.
One situation was a simple, flush axle question... "what's the bolt for?". And the guy clearly didn't know, as he started giving me a bullshit, "uhh, that's not used in all installations, blah blah, blah" response. Well, bullshit. You have to use bolt to pull the knurled axle diameter into the axle bore. I knew the answer to this before I asked him, but wanted to see his response after he tried bullshitting another customer before me, on a similar simple question. And for the instances I'm referring to... I'm not going to waste the time to type it, because it's entirely too lengthy. But I can assure you they don't give a **** about customer's getting what they order.

If you disagree, then fine. Go apply for a job there and change the way they do business.