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TOPIC: looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator

looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #1

the rear fender extension also works as a 'mud' protector on rainy days for passenger and bike alike. I wonder what will be the splash pattern w/out the extension... anyone has tried running the shorter fender set-up on a wet day?

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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #2

Yea you get spray on the tail light :(


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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #3

ny1max,

Tx very much for the contribution!! That is what i thought... any ideas on the passenger's back??

it seems that the passenger would also be exposed to some of that mud splash... yes?

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Amaury


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Yea you get spray on the tail light :(


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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #4

ny1max wrote:
Yea you get spray on the tail light :(


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WHO'S fender eliminator are you running???
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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #5

I am inclined to think that regardless of manufacturer the issue is on the measurements of the fender eliminator and force created from the rotation of the wheel.

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ny1max wrote:
Yea you get spray on the tail light :(


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WHO'S fender eliminator are you running???
cheers vmaxr
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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #6

vmaxr wrote:
ny1max wrote:
Yea you get spray on the tail light :(


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WHO'S fender eliminator are you running???
cheers vmaxr



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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #7

If you move it back more it will stop some of the spray . also a little more bend on the plate will stop some also .

Don`t know about passenger don`t put one on the max
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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #8

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it seems that the passenger would also be exposed to some of that mud splash... yes?

Not my problem.
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Re:looks vs. functionality - fender eliminator 4 years 2 months ago #9

hum.... the reviews are mixed-up....I will wait on that.... I am not in a desperate need to look cool ;-)

Amaury



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it seems that the passenger would also be exposed to some of that mud splash... yes?

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