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Made my own fender eliminator tonight...

12 posts · Started by BobbyG990 · 20 Mar 2010

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Post 1 by BobbyG990,

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I didnt really like the looks or the prices of the fender eliminators Ive seen on the market so I decided to make my own. I spent less than $10 at home depot, and used a piece of aluminium I cut off of a street sign. My only concern is that I dont have a tag light now, Im considering buying the LED tag light bolts. Also might end up getting soaked if the roads are wet. I have a LED tail light integrator on the way, should be here in 5 or 6 days so that will take care of my turn signals. All I really did was cut the plastic with a utility knife, made a tag bracket and bolted things together, double nutted the bolts to fight off the vibes (regular nut 1st, lock nut 2nd). I think it came out pretty good, although not everyone will be able to do it. Im sure different cans and larger license plates would make this impossible, but I got away with it


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Post 2 by ktmguy,

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Post 6 by kiwi,

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I have always liked the duck bill. Am I the only one??

Post 7 by BobbyG990,

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your not alone, I've always liked it too.

Post 8 by Twisted Jester,

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Want me to send you what's left of mine?

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