Shortest Fender Chop Ever?
Last Friday, I took the day off to work on the Sportster. While I might not have accomplished as much as I would have liked, I did get a lot done.
First up was to address the area under the seat. Once I get the new fender mounted to the swingarm, you will see the back of the oil tank, some wiring, and other parts.
To help cover that area, I needed to sacrifice a stock fender. I bought this fender a while back to chop instead of my original fender but got impatient. Anyway, its time finally came.
I traced the outline of the seat and used my cutting wheel to chop along the line.
Here it is mounted - quite possibly the world's shortest fender chop ever.
Eventually it'll be painted black so it will blend in with bike's frame.
First up was to address the area under the seat. Once I get the new fender mounted to the swingarm, you will see the back of the oil tank, some wiring, and other parts.
To help cover that area, I needed to sacrifice a stock fender. I bought this fender a while back to chop instead of my original fender but got impatient. Anyway, its time finally came.
I traced the outline of the seat and used my cutting wheel to chop along the line.
Here it is mounted - quite possibly the world's shortest fender chop ever.
Eventually it'll be painted black so it will blend in with bike's frame.