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GTR 1400 Front and Rear fender extenders

Started by Blue One, February 17, 2013, 07:14:59 PM

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Pete3467

Hi Allan could you send me payment details for the front and rear please ill pm you also

Blue One

Quote from: Pete3467 on May 23, 2013, 03:55:48 AM
Hi Allan could you send me payment details for the front and rear please ill pm you also

Hey Pete, Sent you ordering info.

Larry.

viper

just ordered my front and rear fenders  :banana: :banana: :banana:

bobby06008

Hello
Can you give me the total price with shipping cost to France for 1 front and 1 rear fender extenders ?
Kind regards
Robert

Blue One

Quote from: bobby06008 on July 16, 2013, 08:35:54 PM
Hello
Can you give me the total price with shipping cost to France for 1 front and 1 rear fender extenders ?
Kind regards
Robert

Got your PM, sent one your way also.
Larry.

Blue One

Your package is on the way to France Robert.   :clap:

Thanks for the order.

Bernard

Hello,
I look for a rear fender extender  - GTR 1400 Kawasaki -
contact me : [email protected]
how much ?
I am living in France and I can pay with PayPal .
Sorry, I don't speak english, very well ...
Sincerely Yours

Blue One

#67
Quote from: Bernard ERNST on September 04, 2013, 08:39:25 PM
Hello,
I look for a rear fender extender  - GTR 1400 Kawasaki -
contact me : [email protected]
how much ?
I am living in France and I can pay with PayPal .
Sorry, I don't speak english, very well ...
Sincerely Yours

I will send you an e-mail.  (Sent  :smiley:)

Larry

Blue One

Your rear fender is on the way Bernard. Thanks, Larry.

Blue One


BigAlan

Quote from: Blue One on March 25, 2014, 09:44:07 PM
Still making these fender extenders  :smiley:


If you don't have one get one, saves so much crap flying up the back.

Alan
Ducati owner now but I used to have a Black one, the fastest version.
Previous, Sprint ST (2), VFR 800, Fireblade's (4) SP1, VTR1000, GPZ900, CB250, BSA Bantam D14/4, Suzuki TS100, SX200.

STX1300man

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Blue One

Mine arrived safely, only £9 import duty/vat. Robbing post office charged £8 for the privilege of paying them to pay customs. Not your fault, but Grrrrrrr.

Both fitted. I installed the rear with button topped screws (bolts to most people  :wink:), washers and nyloc nuts, so I have the option to remove if needed.

Great product, and makes a GTR model suitable for riding in all weathers ... as it should have been from the factory.

viper

Quote from: STX1300man on March 25, 2014, 10:25:07 PM
Blue One

Mine arrived safely, only £9 import duty/vat. Robbing post office charged £8 for the privilege of paying them to pay customs. Not your fault, but Grrrrrrr.

Both fitted. I installed the rear with button topped screws (bolts to most people  :wink:), washers and nyloc nuts, so I have the option to remove if needed.

Great product, and makes a GTR model suitable for riding in all weathers ... as it should have been from the factory.


how did you fix the front one?

STX1300man

Quote from: viper on March 25, 2014, 10:50:53 PM

how did you fix the front one?
ABS / PVC Glue as per the instructions from Blue One. Over here it's better known as Solvent Pipe Weld from most plumbing suppliers. Be careful with fumes and how much you use! It effectively melts the two together.

Only me doing it so couldn't clamp it quick enough, so had some practice runs then slapped some on each piece, waited a minute or so, then put them together ... then sat on the shed floor holding them in place until my hands seized up. End result they are one.  Alignment pretty good. Slight difference in the gap either side to tyre, maybe 2mm diff, but as you can't see both sides at the same time not a problem (and only I know  :wink: ).

Blue One

Glad to hear it all went well  :smiley: The instructions call for clamps, not hand clamps  :wink:

Good thinking on making the rear removable. The only drawback to that is not being able to seal the seam on the inside with RTV silicone, keeping dirty water from leaking through the seam. I also recommend sealing the inside seam on the front extender after gluing for the same reason. Keeping dirty water out from between the pieces is best.

Larry.