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I had my rear fender removed by a local shop and I am very happy with their work. They inspected my valves AND fabricated a custom plate using a CB750 part for $300. It was pretty close so they only had to do some light modding to it.
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Sweet lookin' ride, Rebel. I like what you've done with it.
Thanks Pauley.
Looks amazing!


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You've certainly done an amazing job customizing your CB. Good job Rob. Anything else planned?
Can't tell from the pick what you did with the fender. I know you had a chick design rear fender, did you chop it or put on a new fender eliminator kit??

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Wow! Absolutely stunning!! I did a double and triple check!!!
Sorry guys, that pic was taken at night so I know it's not the clearest. Here's a couple more shots including one of the rear. Yes, I had the Chic fender removed, but not chopped. I did not use the fender removal kit from Samurider. It was a custom job by a local shop. They actually fashioned a plate from a CB750. They tucked in the taillight under the seat for a more streamlined look.
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(12-31-2016, 05:33 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]You've certainly done an amazing job customizing your CB. Good job Rob. Anything else planned?


Looks-wise I think I'm about done, but you never know! Lol. Maybe some suspension mods in the future, but for now I'm pretty pleased with her.
It's a great job, Rob. Thumbs Up
That looks really neat. Well done. Sometimes pays to get a custom job done and that sounds like a good deal to me.

I've been looking for a way to do the same to mine as the plastic sheet I used to replace the rear fender is a proper bodge job even by my standards. Think I'll price up getting the original cut down by a shop and possibly the front as well, while I'm at it... thanks.
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