Fender Eliminator that isnt $275

[gbpack89_imp]

Got a quick video of the exh before work

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[CB4ME_imp]

Yeah, my eliminator cost $275 and the signals another $150, but I love the look:

[0011bc_imp]

Mine will look the same. IF/WHEN I finish it

Hahah

[0011bc_imp]

Got it cut and did some rolling. Think I'll measure up, cut and dry fit this weekend.

[c-breezy_imp]

Got a quick video of the exh before work

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Holy crap that sounds mean! My neighbors would kill me. I like it though, LOL

[gbpack89_imp]

Haha I went in to grab my jacket and the wife asked what it was I was doing out there 😀

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[ctmtb_imp]

Yeah, just cut it after the hole for the tail light wiring. I still wanted to use it for the new wires



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What type of saw/blade did you use to cut it?

[kenwong1040_imp]

I recently eliminated my rear fender and installed a LED tail/brake light. I can't get the running lights to work, it's 3 wires but it won't work. I can get the brake light to work only when grounding the black wire to the chassis and not the original black wire from the harness.

any suggestions?

[Lord Popgun]

Ken, On our bike, the wiring harness ground wires are green. Unless someone helps you, when I get off work I'll check the wiring diagram for the taillight colors. Not that there are reports of swapped wires on some 14's.

[Razor]

Got it cut and did some rolling. Think I'll measure up, cut and dry fit this weekend.

Are you thinking of re-enforcing the sheetmetal? Maybe a couple of 3/8" tubing pieces, bent to the contour, and welded in place? The tubing could serve as a conduit for the wiring if needed.

Just a thought. Thanks for sharing.