Mud flap

Jack

Jack:

For the life of me, I can't figure out what you need a mudflap for. You never leave the pavement like I do (live on a dirt road) and the bike never gets dirty so, why the mudflap? I do believe I'm going to put one on my bike. I need one. I like your perforated Triumph screen job. Looks nice.
 
I rode 80 miles in the rain last weekend and the bike was a mess but the fornt of engine, chrome and such remained very clean. Mine's longer than Busa's (Sorry Jack). but then Size Does Matter
 
Flip

I have the flap mainly for small rocks and tar snakes,A little bit of horse shet and cow shet..Your right I have only been on dirt roads about twice with spike..Don't like all that grit on my brake parts.I find I can just wash the wheels once a week and he stays pretty clean. You know how those wheels hold the crap..Later Jack
 
Good old industrial strength 2 sided tape. I just cant bring mself to auger a hole in the fender. I've seen to many split out and make a nasty mess. Hard part is cleaning the inside of the fender to get a good "stick" not a lot of finger room. and hardly worth dropping the wheel. I installed it last fall and its got a couple thousand miles on it and is hangin tough
 
Gunshots

Gunshots said:
I rode 80 miles in the rain last weekend and the bike was a mess but the fornt of engine, chrome and such remained very clean. Mine's longer than Busa's (Sorry Jack). but then Size Does Matter
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Any bodies is bigger than mine,thats why I ride a rocket. Looks good and It must work better than mine. Wish mine worked as good but I'am 64..TeeHee Jack
 
tape

That tape is what the new cars are held together with, works great if the surfaces are clean..
 
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