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Tourer
Posts: 373
Lansing, MI |
Both parts of my front fender had cracks around the mounting holes.
I used "machine washers" for the front part of the fender and ground the outside edge down to make them fit. Notice how they fit perfectly around the mounting holes. First I roughed up the plastic and washers with a Dremal and then put down a layer of epoxy to sink the washers into. When that started to set, I covered the washers. Sort of encased them in epoxy.
For the rear part I did the same thing but used straps. I'm hoping this will provide enough extra support to keep them from cracking any further. Time will tell...
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Tourer
Posts: 373
Lansing, MI |
A jeez! They're too big. Send me a PM with your e-mail addy and I'll send you the pics. |
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Cruiser
Posts: 116
| Sounds like something I would do...lol |
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Visionary
Posts: 4278
| To any Vision Rider that reads this. Please take the time and check you bolts on the front fender. Mine were loose and I can bet if they were tight I would not of had a crack in them.
Please check your bolts and I don't care if its a 13 model |
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Visionary
Posts: 8144
New Bohemia, VA | I agree, check them, but mine was tight, not too tight, but tight and mine still broke. I attributed mine to the mudflap I had put on there, but the plastic was very brittle also. |
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Shade tree fixen' for the front fender
