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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator - 1/19/2008 6:32:16 AM

krash

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I have recently started making some fender eliminator's for the RR's, its really not that hard. but
if you dont have the tools or time or materials, and would rather just pay somebody a small amount, I would gladly
make one up and ship it out to you.

shoot me a pm if interested.

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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator - 1/27/2008 3:06:40 PM

NIK600RR

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Here is my try:

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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator - 1/28/2008 6:24:52 PM

shoortbuss

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NIK, I like your idea of using a clamp to secure a custom plate mount to the exhaust pipe...I think I'm gonna go with a similar concept using LED bolts.

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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator - 1/29/2008 2:18:39 PM

NIK600RR

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Just a thought, use 1mm thick aluminum because 2mm when you bent it it tends to tear little by little instead 1mm which is more flexible.

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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator - 2/4/2008 4:32:19 PM

NIK600RR

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Forget the previous, Here is another try for license bracket easier & looking better:

1st find the plastic around the battery cover, there you will bolt on the bracket

2nd measure your license plate diamensions, mine is 17cm x 18cm, get a 2mm thick aluminum and cut it like this and a bit smaller than your plate,
put your plate on top of it and mark the holes of the plate, drill the 2 holes for the plate and another 2 for bolting
the bracket on the plastic(pic1) and another 1 for cabletie (just for extra safety)

3rd attach the plate on the bracket, test fit it on the bike and center it, you can bent the aluminum as much as you like, be carefull to have a safety distance from the tire

4th round the edges and paint black

5th bolt on the bike, and use cable ties for extra safety(not to loose the plate) Also you can hot glue the back side
of the plate bolts

It's barely visible from the side!!!!!

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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator - 2/4/2008 5:37:36 PM

OKIEZAC

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thats sooo funny.. i did my 04 600rr just like your second post...

ill put up some pics in a bit..

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RE: Handmade fender Eliminator - 2/4/2008 6:29:52 PM

Doodie

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im suprised by how noone has said anything about a swingarm mounted tag bracket... I built mine with nuts and bots I bought from home depot and a piece of flat thin steel. It cost me 6 dollars to make and it looks awesome. I also have an intergrated taillight so there is no need for funny looking turn signals hanging off the bike.

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