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need a fender eliminator kit for r15 and also a diy on making it

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    need a fender eliminator kit for r15 and also a diy on making it

    recently i enquired about a fender eliminator kit for r15 from msx motosports but the seller told me that some cutting and welding is required,well i am ok with cutting of the fender but not any type of welding on the chassis i dont want to spoil my frame please tell me any alternative and DIY would be useful.
    Tags: fender eliminator, fender elimnator diy, fendereliminatorkitforr15
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    • #3
      IMHO it wont look good as the R15 tyres are too skinny!
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        haxor i dont care about skinny tyres i just want to get rid of that ugly fender.

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          hey zeon,
          i too wanted to get rid of the big ugly back fender on my r15, so all i did was cut it off just under the rear number plate! easy as bro and imho it looks way better than stock r15 rear fender! all i used was a grinder with a cutting disk, oh an also mark your cut lines with a pencil or something so wen u cut, it ends up neat an tidy!
          hope this helps!!!

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          • #6
            better cut it.

            cut it and it will look gud here are pic of mine.




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              But by cutting off the rear fender, on wet roads/rains, you'd be splashing all the muck on the vehicle behind you.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by Guru_DTSi View Post
                But by cutting off the rear fender, on wet roads/rains, you'd be splashing all the muck on the vehicle behind you.
                +1 to that.

                If you are really sane, then make sure you have a spare and put back the fender during rainy season. Else get ready to be cursed by people.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Rahul Rods Tewathia View Post
                  cut it and it will look gud here are pic of mine.




                  i like what you've done bro!!! looks hell cool!!!
                  hey what kind of rubber have you got on the back rim???

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by pete_83_r15 View Post
                    i like what you've done bro!!! looks hell cool!!!
                    hey what kind of rubber have you got on the back rim???
                    which rubber u talking about

                    the blue rim tape or tyre ?
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                    • #11


                      you can use this one, it is available at mxsmotosports.com

                      else you can try New R15 2.0 tail
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