fender eliminator kits HELP!

OK..... What is the best way to do this????? I have a clean slate ( 2011 brand new ) what is the best and right way to cut it off? Buy the after market kits or do it yourself? Please post some photos to that may help. thank you

Save your money, I did this just today actually and used all existing hardware. Its very straight forward and you only have to drill 2 1/4 holes to mount the state inspection plate to the bike. I didn't install blinkers but could very easily but there not required.

What is that, sheetmetal?

cuban11182 wrote:

What is that, sheetmetal?

I think its aluminum. Came on the bike in Texas,gives you something to put the inspection sticker on, you can buy one at any dealer for 3 bucks.

That looks great!! Did you cut the blinker wires or tuck and zip tie them

Also love the mirrors what did you do there how is the view or is it just for inspection. Lol

I did clip the blinker wires but with several inches of lead so I can hook a set up. For now they are just tucked in and zip tied.

The mirrors are a set of bar end mirrors that I just took the spacer out of and they are 7/8's, and they are very functional. I actually bought them locally at Cycle Gear. $30 bucks on sale.

MotoKirby wrote:

Save your money, I did this just today actually and used all existing hardware. Its very straight forward and you only have to drill 2 1/4 holes to mount the state inspection plate to the bike. I didn't install blinkers but could very easily but there not required.

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Just did this, and it worked out nicely.
I had to oval out the holes in the light bracket a tiny bit to match up with the weld nuts on the frame.
Used a piece of 1/8(maybe 3/16) aluminum that I bent up for the plate bracket. It wasn't quite as long as I'd have liked, but it's what I had and it worked.
The only thing I did different is that my bracket extends up to the subframe in front of where the wires go into the light. I did this to protect that area from Roost. There is also an unused weldnut that I was able to attach the bracket to. Bending up that part was a PITA, but if I had more material it would have been easier.