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Fender extender that fit a 2021 RT
- Thread starter Wethead
- Start date
Well, don't order it cause it does not fit the 2021. That is the same pic they have at Revzilla and even one of their customer service phone response told me that the Avant fits the 2021...and it does not...
I would love you to prove me wrong though
rangerreece
RangerReece
Avantar = Machineartmoto?
My bad, Avant pardon the mispell
rangerreece
RangerReece
Gotcha… was a little confused. Sorry about your conundrum. Hope you get it sorted soon. I have the machine art moto on my 2016. Hopefully you can find one for the 2021
WalterK75
Active member
Pyramid plastics in the UK make a fender extender. On their website they go up to 2020 . It may fit the 2021, unless there has been a change in the fender design by BMW.
https://pyramid-plastics.co.uk/coll...-year_2020+category_extenda-fendas#collection
https://pyramid-plastics.co.uk/coll...-year_2020+category_extenda-fendas#collection
stinkypete
New member
I have fitted Pyramid Plastics Extender to my 2016 RT and it blends in beautifully, but would be better if it was around 20mm longer as I still get a bit of road crud on the bottom front of the engine. Overall, I am very happy with it. To see if it will fit, check if part numbers for the front mudguard on the '16 RT and '21 RT are the same.
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ramble
ohbeemer
I've been letting the road crud build up until the next wash. I hate it but the entenda's can be cut down to fit, but if it would slip, being a clamp style connection, it could contact the plastic engine fairings and a problem waiting to happen. My take on it is to through drill the fender and tiny bolt-it . I haven't gone the extra sep to drill the fender, .....yet.
pglaves
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Back whenI had about 200,000 miles on Old Smokey, my venerable '86 K75T, I had installed a solo seat and an HD FLH trunk where the passenger part of the seat would have been. I had the fuel tank enlarged to hold 8.5 gallons and had carefully finished it with spray-can truck bed liner. After getting tired of the way I was using a wire lead to connect my heated jacket liner I finally drilled a hole in the side cover behind my left knee and installed a BMW accessory socket. With the mating plug on my jacket liner controller it was an easy plug/unplug. I showed a friend and he said I had ruined my motorcycle by drilling a hole in the side cover.
It did serve me well in several long distance rallies including the '99 and '03 Iron Butt Rallies, even "ruined" as it was.
Back whenI had about 200,000 miles on Old Smokey, my venerable '86 K75T, I had installed a solo seat and an HD FLH trunk where the passenger part of the seat would have been. I had the fuel tank enlarged to hold 8.5 gallons and had carefully finished it with spray-can truck bed liner. After getting tired of the way I was using a wire lead to connect my heated jacket liner I finally drilled a hole in the side cover behind my left knee and installed a BMW accessory socket. With the mating plug on my jacket liner controller it was an easy plug/unplug. I showed a friend and he said I had ruined my motorcycle by drilling a hole in the side cover.
It did serve me well in several long distance rallies including the '99 and '03 Iron Butt Rallies, even "ruined" as it was.
If making the vehicle your own, is Ruining it, I am guilty of ruining many vehicles. Two and four wheel.
