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Harley/Honda/etc rear fender pic thread.

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pickardracing

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I've noticed a lot of guys running the Softail-style rear fender on their GS's and was looking to collect a few pics for my own upcoming project.

I've got an 81 750L and while the bike looks great, it just falls off at the seat and tail section IMO and I really like the look you guys have gotten with the Hog-style rear fender.

That said, whoever has good pics of this, can you please post em up?

Thanks guys!
 
What about this for something a little different??

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Lovin the wheel/tire combo.

Not necessarily what I personally am looking for, as i'm aiming for my bike to be a street cruiser.

That said, dont let that deter anyone from posting pics, I made the thread to get rear fender mod pics in one thread.

Post up!
 
My contribution to the thread. This is a 750 I planned on turning into a bobber, but when the 1100 came around [it was a gift] I put the 750 on the back burner. I have 2 frames, 2 motors, and all the rest of everything, but no tank. That was another reason the project got put up. I want a tank before I put any more money into it. Anyway, you can see the Rebel fender barely through the weeds haha.

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You asked for it.

You asked for it.

This bike is not mine it was forum member Isaac's bike
 
Sandspur...Make your picture bigger please. I usually post to photobucket, and then post the image link to the board here...
 
So Mike, i went and bought that big cushy ride the other day. Makes the GS feel like a dirt bike. I'd like to keep both on the road but finances may not allow, we'll see. Frankly I already miss that quick snap of the throttle.

Nice thing is that tearing down the Gs has made me much more comfortable with the VTX. Always good to have something you can wrench on. I've already drilled out the exhaust on the 1300.

Keep us posted on your progress.
 
Bopi said:
The fresh gravel makes it extremely difficult to roll a bike .
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DAMN! That came out nice! I so cant wait to try it on mine! This winter for sure! The new house has a whole workshop :) Good job on the seat too!
 
'k sandspur, the wait was worth it. Nice lookin scoot. Where did that fender come from?
 
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