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Post by G Beale » Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:18 pm

I would really like to change my front mudguard for something a bit more funky & was wondering if anyone knew of an alternative that fits ? Standard TRX one looks very bland to me. I bought a Ducati 916 one off ebay but the sale went pear shaped & I never received it. :( I don't mind if it needs trimming or drilling or even if brackets need making, just fancy something that wraps around the fork legs a bit or travels down at the front ?
Seem to remember someone asking about this a while back but they didn't get much of a response.
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Re: front mudguard

Post by steve speed » Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:25 pm

perhaps something off an early R6 ?? try you local breakers they will be a good source for bits and you can allways take stuff back and try something else
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Re: front mudguard

Post by G Beale » Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:32 pm

Could this be a record for the time taken for a reply ? :shock:
This is my 1st bike for just over 5 years so I'm not well acquainted with any local bike breakers (yet). If they're anything like the car ones I'm shafted. I asked a bloke only last week if I could "try before I buy" to which he replied " we're not a bloody swap shop" ! Maybe I should have gone there in person. :evil: :roll:
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Post by Killerwhale » Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:38 pm

G Beale wrote:Could this be a record for the time taken for a reply ? :shock:
This is my 1st bike for just over 5 years so I'm not well acquainted with any local bike breakers (yet). If they're anything like the car ones I'm shafted. I asked a bloke only last week if I could "try before I buy" to which he replied " we're not a bloody swap shop" ! Maybe I should have gone there in person. :evil: :roll:
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This company makes quite sweet stuff, i had the medium one....really good finish to. And you can get it painted to!
http://ssersedvs.lw-s13.sserv.de/haungs ... amaha.html

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Re: front mudguard

Post by G Beale » Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:44 pm

thanks for that link. :D Do you have pictures of yours fitted to the bike ?
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Re: front mudguard

Post by steve speed » Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:45 pm

good site that killer :D :D
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Post by Killerwhale » Tue Feb 03, 2009 4:49 pm

G Beale wrote:thanks for that link. :D Do you have pictures of yours fitted to the bike ?
Just a note, they are copied with a 60 front so if running a 70 you will hear the grubble if driving over it....didn´t bother me though.
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Re: front mudguard

Post by idl1975 » Tue Feb 03, 2009 5:35 pm

KEDO in Germany (http://www.kedo.com) had a few fender options listed if I remember correctly. They will happily take your Eeenglish banana republic currency and ship you a fender. A reputable operation. You can look up the relevant pdf page of their catalogue on the website for pictures, etc.

Edit: ARD racing custom-make their fibreglass fenders/mudguards/etc. If you had a particular style in mind, I think they have a wide selection of moulds and might well be able to do something a bit different for you. Just an idea - I imagine you'd have to know exactly what you wanted in advance though.
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Re: front mudguard

Post by gregs656 » Tue Feb 03, 2009 6:42 pm

Now where did you get that fork brace? I want one.

I agreed about the standard mudguard. Maybe a thundercat one?
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Re: front mudguard

Post by Killerwhale » Tue Feb 03, 2009 8:56 pm

gregs656 wrote:Now where did you get that fork brace? I want one.

I agreed about the standard mudguard. Maybe a thundercat one?
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Re: front mudguard

Post by slow codger » Tue Feb 03, 2009 10:11 pm

:D Its in german though, try this one :-

http://www.jesterstrickbits.co.uk/acatalog/Yamaha.html

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Re: front mudguard

Post by steve speed » Tue Feb 03, 2009 10:18 pm

thats good^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ :D :D :D
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Re: front mudguard

Post by slow codger » Wed Feb 04, 2009 8:02 pm

:D Theres a french company as well, but seeing as I have just trashed windows xp and reloaded/installed everything because of a *$^&*%^& ing video card dying (new one purchased and installed today) I've forgotten who it was, I'm sure someone here will remind me so as I can add the site to my list ( :oops: which wasnt backed up on this computer).

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Re: front mudguard

Post by Corners R Us » Wed Feb 04, 2009 9:59 pm

FSD? Free State Design, France. I got a trick undertray for my first TRX from them many moons ago. URL is http://www.fsd.fr/

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Re: front mudguard

Post by Killerwhale » Wed Feb 04, 2009 10:03 pm

slow codger wrote::D Theres a french company as well, but seeing as I have just trashed windows xp and reloaded/installed everything because of a *$^&*%^& ing video card dying (new one purchased and installed today) I've forgotten who it was, I'm sure someone here will remind me so as I can add the site to my list ( :oops: which wasnt backed up on this computer).

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There are a Frenchie on the German forum wich make trick parts if that´s what you mean....

http://blackstripes.over-blog.com/

...might add that his GF is translating for him... :shock:

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