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Limited Ultra with 5" bags & a fender cover. Gotta do something with the front now. Gonna get new wheels, and a new fender, but which one? I kinda like just the plain SG fender, but might consider the "slimmer" one like the pic below. Does the slimmer fender look too wrong for an Ultra? Just lookin' for opinions. Discuss. Reply with a pic too, if you have a new front fender on your Ultra. Let's see how it looks.
I like the clean SG fender if ya are staying with 16-18 front. I do think a 140/21 would look kool on a limited with a more open fender, but I don't know who has a fender a 140/21 would fit?
I vote for you to get a nice wrap around. It really cleans up the front end and shows off the wheel much better than the stock fender which blocks the top and rear portion of teh wheel.
I vote for you to get a nice wrap around. It really cleans up the front end and shows off the wheel much better than the stock fender which blocks the top and rear portion of teh wheel.
As far as what looks right, that is up to you. Wrap arounds are sleek and clean. Stock front fenders are quite clunky.
If I go 21 in front with a wrap around fender, does that effect my ride? I ride a lot of miles. It's nothing to come home with 300 miles after being out for the day. Does it take the bumps OK? I don't wanna make an "ice cream bike" out of it, if you get my drift.
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