Lord Popgun
Road warrior
Man, that WOULD be a bad thing! Didn't know that. But then I'm not a mech. 
2014 Std - First Set of Accessories
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Retsel_imp
Been there
The other issue with aircraft tires is the low temperatures. Air has a certain moisture content which will freeze in the tire and create a unbalanced tire. Not good on landing. Pure nitrogen eliminates this issue. So, next time you are riding in sub zero temperatures nitrogen may be a good option!
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Papa Weeley_imp
Road warrior
Personally, I'm sticking with another noble gas in my tires: Krypton. I figure I've always been a bigger Batman fan in the whole Batman vs. Superman thing anyway...Elipten_imp said:
Lord Popgun
Road warrior
Yes it will fit. The fender part numbers are the same for the '13 and '14 models.
mattmcuomo@yahoo.com
Been there
Like I thought, I'm considering one fur my bike..... thanks.Lord Popgun_imp said:
I emailed the place selling therm, here is the response:
"Sorry Do not Know list say up to 2013"
Wow, great customer service, thanks for nothing!
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Lord Popgun
Road warrior
On the Pyramid Plastics site it is listed as 2013> The other models do not have the > I guess that the > means 'and up.
Doesn't matter though, a quick look at the parts listing showed the part numbers are the same for the fender. There are a number of sites with the parts fiche on-line.
partsfish.com, http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/parts.html hondapartshouse.com. I'm sure there are more.
Doesn't matter though, a quick look at the parts listing showed the part numbers are the same for the fender. There are a number of sites with the parts fiche on-line.
partsfish.com, http://www.partzilla.com/parts/search/Honda/Motorcycle/parts.html hondapartshouse.com. I'm sure there are more.
mattmcuomo@yahoo.com
Been there
Yeah, I was going to cross reference but I thought I'd ask the seller, no help there. Thanks!Lord Popgun_imp said:
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Mtneers
Been there
Did you remove fender to install fender extender?
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Lord Popgun
Road warrior
It is much easier to install if you remove the fender. I did. It comes off very easily and is then easy to clean up before bonding the extender on. Most of us did NOT drill holes and use the plasic rivets. Personally, I would not just trust them by themselves and the sticky tape foam piece that comes with it.
I actually removed the tape piece to get a better and cleaner fit and bond. A little prep and forethough gives a nice professional job.
I actually removed the tape piece to get a better and cleaner fit and bond. A little prep and forethough gives a nice professional job.
ryanschillinger_imp
Running like a top
I wouldn't drill holes to mount anything. Maybe some of the adhesive mounting tape used by body shops would be a good option? That fender extender looks like a good addition.
Lord Popgun
Road warrior
The adhesive tape might work. I don't know. I just knew I didn't want it coming off while I was doing 60mph and I didn't trust tape for that. Most of us bonded it on using a favorite adhesive. I used a 3M marine adhesive. Either 4200 or 5200. Use the fast cure if you use these or be prepared to wait up to a week for curing. There are others too, but I would avoid using silicone as it doesn't hold a bond very well over time.
Some use epoxy, etc. If you search for Fenda Extenda on the site here you can find discussion on it as we talked about it pretty extensively.
Some use epoxy, etc. If you search for Fenda Extenda on the site here you can find discussion on it as we talked about it pretty extensively.
