Old N' Grumpy
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Good tip Clint...gonna get one...thanks!
breeze
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been trying for years to bottom out the y have'nt yet
Rocket Scientist
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Looks like it! might be a little hard on the fender paint
EasTexRIII
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Looks like it! might be a little hard on the fender paint
This post may very well have proven that, as hard as it would be to achieve, I might have just topped myself on the All Time Dumbest Sh!t I have ever said list, as long as that list is....... I haven't bought one of those, just have seen it but it NEVER crossed my mind that as you just pointed out, that focker would have to base out on the fender! Doh! Scrap that idea.
Thanks for being subtle in your sarcasm
EasTexRIII
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EasTexRIII
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Old N' Grumpy
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STOP! See above
Just came to a screeching halt...brakes work good!!! Rocket Scientist's name fits him well!
WyldCFH
Drop a Gear and Disappear!
Microfiber cloth between the brace and the fender would solve the issue. Small rubber pad... If you plan to tow a lot, some 3M paint protecting clear vinyl....
These braces are super handy, used them for my race dirt bikes every weekend when I was younger.
These braces are super handy, used them for my race dirt bikes every weekend when I was younger.
EasTexRIII
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Yea, the dirt bike is a great application for them. After reading @Rocket Scientist post the first thing I thought of was a piece of foam to protect the paint but then I thought about the amount of pressure against the fender, would it dent in?????
