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Competition Werks Fender Eliminator - 6/4/2005 6:41:34 PM

RRip

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Just put one of these on last week. Went to wash it today and noticed the the rubber wheel/metal wheel holder is digging grooves right into the damn fender. Anyone have a fix for this?

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RE: Competition Werks Fender Eliminator - 6/4/2005 10:23:59 PM

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Sounds like the roller is not rolling like it's supposed to or it is rolling and the scratching can't be avoided. Maybe buy a cheap tank protector and cut a piece and stick on the hugger fender over the spot that is getting scratched. I think that is what I'm going to do since I just ordered one from Comp Werks today.

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RE: Competition Werks Fender Eliminator - 6/7/2005 12:56:05 PM

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You get it in yet? Let me know what you eneded up using.

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RE: Competition Werks Fender Eliminator - 6/11/2005 8:53:18 AM

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Have had the same problem.
Easy and cheap fix
From the drain hoses that hang out of the bike (one of mine was really long), cut a little piece, just the size of that clear plastic roller, and replace.

With a little Honda cleaner, you can disguise those grooves, if they are notorious, try thin sandpaper or something to that effect.
I really like my fender eliminator, more so the fact that the license plate is lit, so the cops don't have another reason to stop me

Good luck

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Just put one of these on last week. Went to wash it today and noticed the the rubber wheel/metal wheel holder is digging grooves right into the damn fender. Anyone have a fix for this?

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RE: Competition Werks Fender Eliminator - 6/11/2005 11:30:29 AM

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I just took a black "number" ( like the ones you buy for a dirt bike number plate)...the #7 and cut the thing into a strip and put it on my fender, works great....and the sticker is getting scuffed up, but that is why it is there, if it gets too scuffed up, I will replace it with another strip..numbers are sold in packages of 3

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RE: Competition Werks Fender Eliminator - 6/11/2005 6:56:40 PM

RRip

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That leads me to my next question. I could not figure out where to put the plate light so I removed the bulb and tucked it under the seat. Where'd you put it?

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RE: Competition Werks Fender Eliminator - 10/9/2005 3:46:24 AM

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You've probably figured this out by now, but I thought I'd share it anyhow.

1. The Fender Eliminator has a slot/provision for the stock license plate buld. It should be in the upper left hand corner, just inboard of the left turn signal.

2. CompetitionWerkes now offers a thin metal strip with adhesive backing that is used to save your fender from the digging.

Hope this helps.

CR

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