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To Spydergirl and I bet you don't look like a Spider either. If you send me an e-mail to <xe1ll@prodigy.net.mx> I will do the best I can returning you photos of my fender extension and information on how to go about making the extension. It requires machining the 2 foreward extension holders, and drilling 5/32" holes in the rear support of the OEM fender. These small holes can't be seen once the rear OEM fender is mounted again. Arthur---Mexico City
Rear fender for the spyder/ not the oem.
Keep dirt out of the rear suspention.
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- Arthur---Mexico City
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- Location:Ibsen 72, Mexico City, Mexico 11560
- Interests:Motorcycling, collecting antique clocks, ham radio, photography, home machine shop, model live steam locomotives, repairing clocks--not watches.
- Your Ride:HD s/c and Spyder
Posted 12 April 2010 - 09:10 PM
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- Your Ride:09 Spyder GS
Posted 21 July 2010 - 05:11 AM
Arthur---Mexico City, on 12 April 2010 - 09:10 PM, said:
To Spydergirl and I bet you don't look like a Spider either. If you send me an e-mail to <xe1ll@prodigy.net.mx> I will do the best I can returning you photos of my fender extension and information on how to go about making the extension. It requires machining the 2 foreward extension holders, and drilling 5/32" holes in the rear support of the OEM fender. These small holes can't be seen once the rear OEM fender is mounted again. Arthur---Mexico City
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