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(03-01-2022, 05:34 AM)Jonnyteabag_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Modern motorcycle mudguards(fenders) IMO are clearly designed by people who don't ride motorcycles LOL
I think sad but true

Maybe they are smart and do ride motorcycles but are cost cutting and just wanting more ways to grab our money by selling us fender extenders, radiator guards, engine bars, rlets and on some bikes centre stands plus many more extra bits n bobs.
Similar to the car industry making a spare wheel pack an optional extra.
It's on. Thanks again for the recommendation...now about those handlebar risers......


Excellent Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
(03-02-2022, 06:54 AM)Wagonpeddler_imp Wrote: [ -> ]It's on. Thanks again for the recommendation...now about those handlebar risers......

The plastic baseboard looks pretty clean 'n' sharp too. Thumbs Up
I bought Splash Guard at eBay. Did not take off front fender during install. Used Pyramid "No Screws" glue.
(03-01-2022, 07:07 PM)Mixagon_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-01-2022, 05:34 AM)Jonnyteabag_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Modern motorcycle mudguards(fenders) IMO are clearly designed by people who don't ride motorcycles LOL
I think sad but true

Maybe they are smart and do ride motorcycles but are cost cutting and just wanting more ways to grab our money by selling us fender extenders, radiator guards, engine bars, rlets and on some bikes centre stands plus many more extra bits n bobs.
Similar to the car industry making a spare wheel pack an optional extra.

Maybe they are smart and do ride motorcycles but are cost cutting and just wanting more ways to grab our money by selling us fender extenders, radiator guards, engine bars, rlets and on some bikes centre stands plus many more extra bits n bobs.
Similar to the car industry making a spare wheel pack an optional extra.
I think that is it Mixagon but it wasn't always that way. My 1995 Triumph came with a rear hugger, oil cooler and radiator guard as standard.

Imagine getting a new car with the front grille missing and an exposed radiator?
(03-03-2022, 06:18 AM)Tev62_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-01-2022, 07:07 PM)Mixagon_imp Wrote: [ -> ]
(03-01-2022, 05:34 AM)Jonnyteabag_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Modern motorcycle mudguards(fenders) IMO are clearly designed by people who don't ride motorcycles LOL
I think sad but true

Maybe they are smart and do ride motorcycles but are cost cutting and just wanting more ways to grab our money by selling us fender extenders, radiator guards, engine bars, rlets and on some bikes centre stands plus many more extra bits n bobs.
Similar to the car industry making a spare wheel pack an optional extra.

Maybe they are smart and do ride motorcycles but are cost cutting and just wanting more ways to grab our money by selling us fender extenders, radiator guards, engine bars, rlets and on some bikes centre stands plus many more extra bits n bobs.
Similar to the car industry making a spare wheel pack an optional extra.
I think that is it Mixagon but it wasn't always that way. My 1995 Triumph came with a rear hugger, oil cooler and radiator guard as standard.

Imagine getting a new car with the front grille missing and an exposed radiator?

Volvo C30 Mk1 (pre-facelift): there is no lower grill, and the AC cooler is exposed...
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