WRR Sprocket Guard

Thought I would show off my new sprocket guard I got for my WR. A coworker spent maybe 20 minutes in Inventor and another friend cut it out on his water jet machine. I am quite pleased wit how it turned out. The best part is that my total cost was $0.00

very nice , now we all want one

Wow that looks really good, I like it.

that is the coolest guard I've seen,

I REALLY want one, just like everyone else

Lets see it on the bike  !!!!

Looks good, think I might steal your idea.

now thats what i'm talking about! CAD being used for something tangible to a rider ! Like Evol said... a mounted picture on the bike next so we all can drool some more.

Will get a pic this week, I have to make some spacers and buy longer bolts so the guard clears the end of the counter shaft.

Not sure if I am going to paint it or leave it in it's natural state.

I think a bit of paint would help show it off. Especially after it gets a bit dull or dirty. Just my opinion. Looks good though.

If your interested ...I use spray on lacquer from Home hardware..just need to buff the aluminum with scotch bright and give two or three light coats over a few hours...its saves oxidization from happening.Best to hit a scrap piece so you know what to expect ..it goes on thin as water.

thanks for posting

Looks very nice. Actually need one with my larger front sprocket.