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Front fender extension K75RT 1991
- Thread starter WalterK75
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Mars needs women!
BBY has one that uses double sticky tape http://www.beemerboneyard.com/fe05401.html
NCmotomark
Motomark
I put a BMW front fender extender on my 1994 k75 back in 95,used JB weld instead of drilling and using fasteners and tape as instuctions stated in package.Bike now has 93,000 Mi. and extender still holds to the fender as if it was molded that way in fabrication.Will probably fall off next ride for stating that.
Good Luck
Good Luck
pauls1150
MOA #24991, south of Los Angeles
Seeing the sharp little screws that came with mine, it was a no-brainer to decide that I sure didn't want them right next to my tire on a vibrating or flapping extension... so I just used little pop-rivets and painted 'em flat black. Looks fine and works great.
