Same here!FIVEINCH said:
(what colors is yours?)It seems this little beast has become a top selling bike!
Are you going to put on some afertmarket stuff?
ciao, Janis
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(what colors is yours?)It seems this little beast has become a top selling bike!
Are you going to put on some afertmarket stuff?
ciao, Janis
DaMaNP750 said:
I'm afraid I don't know what you're talking about.
I know for sure my bike doesn't have a back fender, there is a kind of truss-road soldered to the frame, and it looks great...
What am I missing?
ciao, Janis
FIVEINCH said:
Wait wait...are you talking about that piece of plastic crap (oopps) that is supposed to hold the plate?
If so I wanted it removed before I went to pick up the bike from the bike-shop!
If you're talking about that, it's NOT a rear fender and it's not for rear deflection of object leaving the rear tire...at least I never thought it was.
It it's that you need no replacing...guaranteed.
The place I was referring to can be considerend part of the frame...forget about it, it's obviously not the one you're talking about!
Sorry about all that confusion I've made
ciao, Janis
OK got it! Thank you sis!red7eb said:You're right, it's not really for deflecting anything. They just call it a fender, hence "fender eliminator kits" that make everything nice and flush/integrated for the tail.
Now I know I own a fender eliminator kit (and it sounds way better than the italian name for it, which translates something like 'hold plate'). This thing (I need it to actually hold the plate, but I remove it when I ride at the tracks) I've got is adjustable (different inclinations) and hosts little signals (removed the stock ones, front and rear).
When I get my new fairing painted I will post some pics of my friggin'new bike.
And no, I'm not hijacking this thread! 8) 8)
(sorry fiveinch!)
ciao, Janis
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