Finally got some pics of the new beast...

[or10r]

Originally Posted by dudewhrsmybike

I say those roads looks badass!!!!!!!

Oh and congrats on the purchase


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[jimboslice657]

Nice bike!! I Just picked up a used 08 as well...do you know what kind of fender eliminator is on it? Trying to find one I can use my stock signals...

[onequicktang]

love my 09 as well, but you might be the first person thats ever described this bike as holy mid range lol.

[JBmadness]

nice bike man! and dang i wish i had roads like that around south eastern PA!!

[VolksDragon]

Originally Posted by jimboslice657

Nice bike!! I Just picked up a used 08 as well...do you know what kind of fender eliminator is on it? Trying to find one I can use my stock signals...

I made it myself using about $8 worth of hardware store fasteners and a few brackets from Home Depot. I reused the small plate bracket from the stock undertail, but got rid of everything else. I think it turned out pretty nice for what I paid, and it retains the stock signals, which I like for it's ease and simplicity.

If you want, I can take some detailed pics when I get home that should give you an idea of how to replicate it. If you can measure and drill holes, you'll be good to go.

[TMY10ER]

Originally Posted by brian90505

Beautiful road, beautiful bike, beautiful pics!

+1........VERY nice man!!! Congrats on the new ride!

[SkyDork]

Yeah, love the pics and looks like a great bike. Congrats!

[trenttheuncatchable]

Under 500 miles. Wow! Congrats!

[keithk]

Dangggggggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jimboslice657]

Originally Posted by VolksDragon

I made it myself using about $8 worth of hardware store fasteners and a few brackets from Home Depot. I reused the small plate bracket from the stock undertail, but got rid of everything else. I think it turned out pretty nice for what I paid, and it retains the stock signals, which I like for it's ease and simplicity.

If you want, I can take some detailed pics when I get home that should give you an idea of how to replicate it. If you can measure and drill holes, you'll be good to go.

That would be awesome! Hard to pay 100 bucks or so for a $8 job that looks as good. Whenever you get a chance to throw some pics of it up id appreciate it