2wheelieadv
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I assume you had to take them off?I was lazy, had mine powder coated with high temp black.
So this way it's also possible to paint in silver or gold... hmmm
I assume you had to take them off?I was lazy, had mine powder coated with high temp black.
I think it depends on where and how much you ride. I find it easier to use powerball than to do it manually, BUT.. east coast + Winter.. salt, standing water mixed with salt, rain.. it's a losing battle. I don't mind the yellow :thumbup:
Took a little time but I like it Blah
I assume you had to take them off?
So this way it's also possible to paint in silver or gold... hmmm
What did you use on it?
ZOMG I've had my bike for a year and never cleaned it. :-(
I need to get off my arse and do this. I have S100. Now I will get whatever this pipe stuff is.
:bow: I see what you did there....
except it needs to be either the same color or all one piece....
I just used SOS pads and they cleaned up pretty good. Not as good as some people but good enough for me.
Its a "Fenda Extenda" glued to the bottom of the stock fender, thats why the lower fender is semi gloss black. I wasn't to trying to match the blue and IMO, helps keep te fender from "appearing" too long.
It does help some keeping, crap, rain,, etc from flying up..
If interested, some tips:
http://www.600riders.com/forum/fz6-mods/47179-fenda-extenda.html
I glued my fenda extenda on with DC3145 sealant and it has helped prevent mud from getting on the radiator fins... Now the mud goes on the headers...
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