Ya man it’s from the fabrication process. Probably why it’s one of the cheaper ones. Check out this video where I smoothed it out. Good luck! th-cam.com/video/IyhUPaKjG7U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JqgXQ0Qg8OUSR4TB
Hey Joe, I'm trying to think of my next video. I have the bike rideable at this point but i have no side covers. I am going to try and custom make those so that'll be a good video to make. Stay tuned!
Absolutely not. The fender is not big enough for a seat plus I did not put fender struts on. If anyone were to sit on the fender it would dive into the tire.
Kind of curious but is it all thread that's going through there with knots on both sides or is it a bolt with nut on one side cuz if it's not on one side send a bolt through the inside of the fender so that it's not a nut on the inside of the fender with a bunch of screw and put the bolts on the outside so you can take it off easier
It’s a bolt. The head of the bolt is on the inside of the fender. This way is the best so you have the most room between the tire and bolt. You definitely don’t want that bolt rubbing against the tire.
@@Biker_Fett anytime good luck! Also visit my channel and look for the video where I talk about cleaning up the fender. Unfortunately it doesn’t come perfectly smooth but it’s the cheapest one that I found sooo.
I’m trying to figure out what to video next. I’m trying to figure out a more comfortable seat setup. As gross as my original seat was, it was comfy haha
Right cause no matter how tight you make the bolt that attaches to the shock, the fender will still drop and hit the tire. However, those little blocks I made and custom mounted to the brackets won’t allow the fender to drop. And the fender is stiff enough that’s it’s not going to bounce around and hit the tire.
@@golf5555555 thanks but in the end I’m going to add a small sissy bar. Not for the support but to add an additional tail light. I don’t trust people to see the one I have now
@@golf5555555 No it was not. I didn't make a video but I will when I swap them out for better ones. Just make sure when you start cutting stuff you label everything first with tape.
I got the same fender from tj brutal did you end up with a bunch of lines from the roller on your fender ?
Ya man it’s from the fabrication process. Probably why it’s one of the cheaper ones. Check out this video where I smoothed it out. Good luck!
th-cam.com/video/IyhUPaKjG7U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JqgXQ0Qg8OUSR4TB
Hi, where did you buy this fender kit , please & thank you
Hi, I went to TJ brutal customs and bought the fender and mounting hardware. Here’s the link!
shoptjbc.com/collections/fenders
have you got more videos coming ?? need more! love it really clear and detailed!
Hey Joe, I'm trying to think of my next video. I have the bike rideable at this point but i have no side covers. I am going to try and custom make those so that'll be a good video to make. Stay tuned!
How can I accomplish this without loosing the shock . I don’t wanna go rigid due to spinal injury buuuut want solo without the stick fender
th-cam.com/video/0Ymqqw5fm0Y/w-d-xo.html
Watch this video I made. I kept my rear shock too. Definitely like to keep my spine intact as well 😂
Would this particular setup be safe enough to run a passenger?
Absolutely not. The fender is not big enough for a seat plus I did not put fender struts on. If anyone were to sit on the fender it would dive into the tire.
Kind of curious but is it all thread that's going through there with knots on both sides or is it a bolt with nut on one side cuz if it's not on one side send a bolt through the inside of the fender so that it's not a nut on the inside of the fender with a bunch of screw and put the bolts on the outside so you can take it off easier
It’s a bolt. The head of the bolt is on the inside of the fender. This way is the best so you have the most room between the tire and bolt. You definitely don’t want that bolt rubbing against the tire.
Good videos más keep it up!What back lights did you get?
I honestly can't remember. I think I just got them on amazon. I will say they were cheap and came with no instructions so we'll see how long they last
Could you link me up with the manufacturer of this fender please dude? I have the VLX which should be the same fitment
Here is where I got the fender. I also got the fender mounts.
shoptjbc.com/collections/fenders
Thanks bro
@@Biker_Fett anytime good luck! Also visit my channel and look for the video where I talk about cleaning up the fender. Unfortunately it doesn’t come perfectly smooth but it’s the cheapest one that I found sooo.
@@markferioli208 I’ve subscribed dude. Take a look at mine if you get time. I’m very new to TH-cam
Lookin good, hope to see more
I’m trying to figure out what to video next. I’m trying to figure out a more comfortable seat setup. As gross as my original seat was, it was comfy haha
Thanks!
It says right on TJ Customs website that this kit requires struts or a sissy bar to support the rear end of the fender.
Right cause no matter how tight you make the bolt that attaches to the shock, the fender will still drop and hit the tire. However, those little blocks I made and custom mounted to the brackets won’t allow the fender to drop. And the fender is stiff enough that’s it’s not going to bounce around and hit the tire.
@@markferioli208 That was genius
@@golf5555555 thanks but in the end I’m going to add a small sissy bar. Not for the support but to add an additional tail light. I don’t trust people to see the one I have now
@@markferioli208 was wiring the signals and stop light difficult? Did you make a video?
@@golf5555555 No it was not. I didn't make a video but I will when I swap them out for better ones. Just make sure when you start cutting stuff you label everything first with tape.