Still the best looking and most effective fender extender you can buy for your Concours - GTR 1400. Very OEM in appearance.
I designed these and mold them using 1/8" thick ABS plastic. The color as you can see is black and they have a textured surface that goes well with the rest of the bikes black trim.
By the way, I mold these at home in my garage as a means to fund my own riding, not a business just a part time hobby :smiley:
The purpose of the fender extender is to protect your radiator from damage and also protect the lower bodywork as well as the area where the pipes and oil filter are.
The Stock fender is ABS plastic, so installation involves removing the fender and gluing the extender in place using ABS glue. No screws or rivets needed for a clean look.
The extender will stay in place and do it's job. Installation instructions are included.
The price is $45 US which includes mailing to your address. There are now hundreds of these in service all over the world.
Send me a private message or an e-mail and you can order using paypal.
Overseas shipping can be arranged. Tha cost quoted is for orders in Canada or the US. Overseas rates are higher and include delivery via small package airmail. Send me a message for details.
The rear fender extender serves to increase the size and effectiveness of the stock rear fender helping to keep the rear of the bike clean. Price of the rear is $60 US.
A package price can be had for front and rear ordered and shipped at once.
I'll post pictures and you can contact me for details if you would like to place an order.
Larry.
By the way this front fender extender also fits the Kawasaki ZX14 sportbike. I round the bottom edge off a little for a sportier look however the ZX14 like the GTR 14 has a vulnerable radiator.
I'll post a picture also of a ZX14 with the extender fitted.
And the rear. :smiley:
Is the rear one rivited?
Does the cost include shipping to the UK?
Thanks
Alan
I can highly recommend the rear extender. Bought one from Larry last year and have been very pleased with its performance of keeping the rear of the bike much cleaner. Believe Debs has one also. :punk:
I've seen these before on the US forum but didn't know how to broach the subject of buying them. I personally think they're brilliant, give us a price including postage if you can for the UK and I'm sure the orders will be forthcoming.
:clap:
I think these are the dogs danglies also. If available in the uk I will buy a pair.
Having just had to wash loads of salt off all over the back and sides today, I could definetely be interested
Quote from: Gonome on February 17, 2013, 08:34:22 PM
I can highly recommend the rear extender. Bought one from Larry last year and have been very pleased with its performance of keeping the rear of the bike much cleaner. Believe Debs has one also. :punk:
Yes I do have the rear one.. :yes:
Glad you like them.
Nice to see some pictures posted from others who have them fitted prior to this.
I have sent these all over the globe. :smiley:
I can send both as a package deal to anyone in the UK for $140 US. This includes airmail from here in Canada which takes approximately a week give or take.
To other countries cost may vary.
Just send me a personal message or e-mail and I will give you paypal info.
Thanks all :smiley:
Larry.
The front is installed by gluing as the Kawasaki front fender is made from ABS plastic, as is the fender extender. ABS (ABS plastic specific-NOT epoxy) glue holds it permanently in place.
The Kawasaki rear fender is made of Polypropylene so the ABS extender can't be glued to it. Installation involves pop rivets with backing washers which I supply.
Instructions included for both.
Sorry ,modification to my post above to answer questions :smiley:
Larry, what price do you put on the export label?
Depending how much you say they are worth on the label will depend on how much import tax & duty we have to pay to receive.. The lower the better :whistling: :mfr_lol:
Quote from: Debs on February 18, 2013, 05:22:03 PM
Larry, what price do you put on the export label?
Depending how much you say they are worth on the label will depend on how much import tax & duty we have to pay to receive.. The lower the better :whistling: :mfr_lol:
I am aware of that and usually make sure that is in your favor :wink:
Ordered my rear one, can't wait.
Alan
Quote from: BigAlan on February 18, 2013, 05:44:30 PM
Ordered my rear one, can't wait.
Alan
Thanks Alan. :smiley:
Larry.
Quote from: BigAlan on February 18, 2013, 05:44:30 PM
Ordered my rear one, can't wait.
Alan
Cool Alan.. Take your time fitting it..
You dont have to take the assembly off to fit it but removing the number plate will help. Would be best if someone is with you to keep an eye on it when drilling the holes for the rivits so you dont put it on at a slight angle..
Quote from: Debs on February 18, 2013, 06:52:52 PM
Cool Alan.. Take your time fitting it..
You dont have to take the assembly off to fit it but removing the number plate will help. Would be best if someone is with you to keep an eye on it when drilling the holes for the rivits so you dont put it on at a slight angle..
This is all true, however I prefer the removal of the rear fender. As per pictures in my installation sheet. It makes fitting the extender easier, especially by yourself and easier riveting as well. :smiley:
Larry.
Just checked my front fender extender which I believe is a Pyramid Plastics one.... a good 3" shorter at a guess... so a pair for 105 USD looks a good bet.... just placed my order :cool:
Quote from: Bryn on February 18, 2013, 07:32:47 PM
Just checked my front fender extender which I believe is a Pyramid Plastics one.... a good 3" shorter at a guess... so a pair for 105 USD looks a good bet.... just placed my order :cool:
Got it, thanks. My front extender is much longer and more effective,not to mention better looking than the other ones :wink:
Larry.
Dont tempt me with that front fender extender... Looks so much better than the short one I currently have :mfr_lol:
Can you think of any other extras we may not have? :mfr_lol:
Quote from: Debs on February 18, 2013, 08:33:42 PM
Dont tempt me with that front fender extender... Looks so much better than the short one I currently have :mfr_lol:
Can you think of any other extras we may not have? :mfr_lol:
Short ones just don't measure up :wink:
There is always something else we need isn't there ? :smiley:
Larry.
All your orders are on the way. :clap: Thanks guys, more available for anyone else who want's to order. :smiley:
Larry.
I just PM'd Larry, swapped a n email or two and sorted paypal in a matter of minutes.
Thanks Larry
P
Yep, me too I P.Md and got an immediate response :clap:
Thanks Larry.
An update. In sending out orders today I was given a surprise at the post office. Canada post basically changed their rates and practices regarding overseas packages and other services.
Prior to this the rate for an overseas air package was good. To the UK for a front and rear extender was about $28 Canadian.
Now as of today the rate has gone up substantially.
The package weight rules have changed also. To qualify for affordable airmail rates the package has to be less than 500 grams in weight. The package with 2 fender extenders is around 640 grams.
What was $28 is now $40 :shocked:
If I can reduce the package weight to under 500 grams it will still be affordable.
As I include the shipping this is a big hit. As a result I had to ship one package today using a slower service method for the affordable rate.
I will be attempting to get the package weight down to the needed weight.
If you want to order now, I can still do the $105 for front and rear (usually $150 ordered separately)
I may have to bump the price in the near future to reflect the change.
Sending the packages by air makes delivery time reasonable, surface service is much slower.
One good bit of news for me, I purchased a large quantity of plastic today, and the price of that has not gone up. :smiley:
Thanks for the words of praise on my extenders and thanks for the orders.
I appreciate it all.
Larry.
Larry.... I've managed without your fenders since I got the bike last September... so to wait a little longer is no big deal ... look forward to getting them :cool:
Thanks for the update Larry, if the shipping cost of my item needs to be increased then let me know the difference and I'll send some more dosh to cover the extra :yes:
Quote from: olde coney on February 21, 2013, 07:28:18 AM
Thanks for the update Larry, if the shipping cost of my item needs to be increased then let me know the difference and I'll send some more dosh to cover the extra :yes:
First thanks for the patience Bryn. The wait will be long but worth it in the end :smiley:
The problem lies in the weight of the 2 shipped together. One alone is well under the magic weight so no problem.
I tried to trim the weight of the package, no luck.
In any case the whole thing is still manegable .
I think that instead of $105 it will be $135 from this point forward.
That will still allow a good deal, less than the $150 ordered seperately and cover the new shipping cost for faster airmail delivery.
So, the choice can be yours :smiley: $105 US for slow surface mail delivery, or $135 for faster airmail delivery. (Again this is for the front and rear ordered together)That should cover the UK as well as other countries over that way.
Larry.
Hi larry,
Can i order a set of these fenders, front and rear, you can send as slow as you like as its not really riding weather here.
PM me the details so i can paypal
Quote from: viper on February 21, 2013, 07:26:17 PM
Hi larry,
Can i order a set of these fenders, front and rear, you can send as slow as you like as its not really riding weather here.
PM me the details so i can paypal
Sure thing, I'll PM you the details.
Larry.
I have had one of Larry's front extenders for 18 months or more now, really good bit of kit.
It pays to take a little care positioning it when glueing, my first attempt meant it finished very close to the V at the bottom of the fairing front edges, but a little more effort got it far enough away that there is no risk of them touching under braking.
Great product, thanks Larry.
Martin.
Like the look of these fender extenders, but how awkward does it make it to get back wheel in and out when changing tires?
Quote from: Bongo on February 23, 2013, 01:24:49 PM
Like the look of these fender extenders, but how awkward does it make it to get back wheel in and out when changing tires?
It makes it a little more awkward, but most people will used a bike lift that has the removable plate under the rear wheel so it isn't an issue.
Also having the bike on the centerstand taking off the front and rear wheels the bike will tip forward enough that again it isn't a problem. Done it several times.
The function of the rear extender makes the small inconvenience worthwhile.
Larry
Mine just arrived at work, looks the business, thanks Larry
Alan
Quote from: BigAlan on February 25, 2013, 12:26:23 PM
Mine just arrived at work, looks the business, thanks Larry
Alan
Good to hear, thanks.
Larry.
Mine arrived today :clap: Good job, and faaaaaaaast service thanks Larry :smiley:
Quote from: olde coney on February 26, 2013, 06:40:36 PM
Mine arrived today :clap: Good job, and faaaaaaaast service thanks Larry :smiley:
Very good. Just got a big order of plastic in so more will be coming off the molder soon :wink:
Larry.
Fitted and looks great, apart from drilling a 3mm hole in my finger that is.
Thanks very much.
Alan
Quote from: BigAlan on March 02, 2013, 07:20:06 PM
Fitted and looks great, apart from drilling a 3mm hole in my finger that is.
Thanks very much.
Alan
Ouch :shocked: Maybe I should add to my instructions, Do not drill your finger :wink:
Larry
Quote from: Blue One on March 03, 2013, 01:01:42 AM
Ouch :shocked: Maybe I should add to my instructions, Do not drill your finger :wink:
Larry
:mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
It should read "only competant people to use power tools".
I used to be competant, now I am old.
Alan
Quote from: Bongo on February 23, 2013, 01:24:49 PM
Like the look of these fender extenders, but how awkward does it make it to get back wheel in and out when changing tires?
Quote from: Blue One on February 23, 2013, 05:19:16 PM
It makes it a little more awkward, but most people will used a bike lift that has the removable plate under the rear wheel so it isn't an issue.
Also having the bike on the centerstand taking off the front and rear wheels the bike will tip forward enough that again it isn't a problem. Done it several times.
The function of the rear extender makes the small inconvenience worthwhile.
Larry
:agree:
Ive had my rear tyre changed a few times and the tyre fitter has never had a problem getting the wheel out.. :yes:
Mine was posted a month ago.... surface mail.... looking at guidance some say it could take 8-12 weeks to arrive :shocked:
At that rate I may get them on before Normandy in June
Anyone else had them by surface mail yet?
Quote from: Bryn on March 17, 2013, 08:22:19 AM
Mine was posted a month ago.... surface mail.... looking at guidance some say it could take 8-12 weeks to arrive :shocked:
At that rate I may get them on before Normandy in June
Anyone else had them by surface mail yet?
I sure hope it isn't 8-12 weeks, I could probably got them there faster by rowboat :angry: Rediculous really, all because a package weighed more than 500 grams. The extra cost may be worth it for future orders. Gotta love Canada Post :nono:
It will be worth the wait. :wink:
Here in Edmonton we are approaching the first day of spring.
This morning I had to shovel a path through 20 cm of new snow so our little miniature weiner dogs could get out to do their morning duties :laugh:
Edit...A quick call to the post office for their official take on delivery - 4-6 weeks.
Quote from: Blue One on March 17, 2013, 03:27:37 PM
I sure hope it isn't 8-12 weeks, I could probably got them there faster by rowboat :angry: Rediculous really, all because a package weighed more than 500 grams. The extra cost may be worth it for future orders. Gotta love Canada Post :nono:
It will be worth the wait. :wink:
Here in Edmonton we are approaching the first day of spring.
This morning I had to shovel a path through 20 cm of new snow so our little miniature weiner dogs could get out to do their morning duties :laugh:
Edit...A quick call to the post office for their official take on delivery - 4-6 weeks.
Any time now then :grin:
spring here too... wet sleet.. and no daffodils yet :undecided:
Quote from: Bryn on March 17, 2013, 04:58:41 PM
Any time now then :grin:
spring here too... wet sleet.. and no daffodils yet :undecided:
Daffs just about to bloom here, Snowdrops already have.. we had a good covering of wet snow yesterday morning and its cold and sleeting heavily again this morning, with more snow and frost forecast for this week.
Ah well it'll soon be summer ...........I hope :smiley:
And over here (downunder) it's just gone autumn. Temperature is plummeting :laugh: (down to 8 C this morning on my way to work here in Canberra). Larry, what would post for these fender items to downunder cost?.
Hurricane
Quote from: hurricane on March 18, 2013, 10:48:17 AM
And over here (downunder) it's just gone autumn. Temperature is plummeting :laugh: (down to 8 C this morning on my way to work here in Canberra). Larry, what would post for these fender items to downunder cost?.
Hurricane
I can do the same deal as for the UK, Front and rear for $105 US for surface 4-6 weeks and $135 US for airmail, considerably faster.
Will send you a PM.
Larry
When all your fenders show up, let's see some installed pictures posted. :smiley:
Larry.
hello there, :smiley: how can i order the front and rear fender for my gtr1400, :wink: what will the price be? :cheesy:hope to hear from you :sweatdrop:and i need these fenders :ohplease:cos its crap :no:over here with the weather, thanx :clap: :clap: :clap:
Quote from: big un on April 09, 2013, 12:37:56 PM
hello there, :smiley: how can i order the front and rear fender for my gtr1400, :wink: what will the price be? :cheesy: hope to hear from you :sweatdrop: and i need these fenders :ohplease: cos its crap :no: over here with the weather, thanx :clap: :clap: :clap:
Hi big un...
You need to message Blue One (Larry) who started this thread on page 1.. He makes them and will be able to give you a price..
I have the rear one fitted and it really keep the crap off the back.. :banana:
Come on guys.. lets see some pics of them fitted to your beast.. :mfr_lol:
Quote from: big un on April 09, 2013, 12:37:56 PM
hello there, :smiley: how can i order the front and rear fender for my gtr1400, :wink: what will the price be? :cheesy:hope to hear from you :sweatdrop:and i need these fenders :ohplease:cos its crap :no:over here with the weather, thanx :clap: :clap: :clap:
I'll send you a message with details on how to order.
Larry.
(http://i354.photobucket.com/albums/r403/GSAnut/image-3_zpsf47d969d.jpg)
The front one isn't so photogenic. :smiley:
(http://i354.photobucket.com/albums/r403/GSAnut/image-3_zps6b361179.jpg)
Quote from: Debs on April 09, 2013, 03:42:43 PM
Hi big un...
You need to message Blue One (Larry) who started this thread on page 1.. He makes them and will be able to give you a price..
I have the rear one fitted and it really keep the crap off the back.. :banana:
Come on guys.. lets see some pics of them fitted to your beast.. :mfr_lol:
Come on guys, Debs wants photos of your Beast, Do not disappoint her !!! :innocent: :innocent: :innocent:
Hey Bryn, That looks very good.
Do you think they could come up with a larger licence plate (tag) for you guys ? :laugh: That one looks a little small. :mfr_lol:
:185: to this forum Big un, there's plenty help and advice on here, plus there's regular banter to keep you amused :yes:
Good to see that you have a GREEN GTR which is the fastest colour by far :mfr_lol:
Quote from: Blue One on April 10, 2013, 02:55:46 AM
Do you think they could come up with a larger licence plate (tag) for you guys ? :laugh: That one looks a little small. :mfr_lol:
:mfr_lol: :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:
QuoteDo you think they could come up with a larger licence plate (tag) for you guys ? That one looks a little small.
Yes! I was going to say - the rear extender doesn't seem too necessary in the UK with that massive reg plate... :mfr_lol:
Harsh but fair I think :laugh:
got my fender extenders yesterday(sat) :banana:set too n got em fitted :clap:guess wot?? it pi**ed it down :oops: so got on the bike and tried em out :clap: :clap:they work, thanx :clap: larry nice bit ov kit :banana: :banana: :banana:
Quote from: big un on April 28, 2013, 11:58:12 PM
got my fender extenders yesterday(sat) :banana:set too n got em fitted :clap:guess wot?? it pi**ed it down :oops: so got on the bike and tried em out :clap: :clap:they work, thanx :clap: larry nice bit ov kit :banana: :banana: :banana:
Glad they got there and work good for you. As I knew they would :wink:
Larry
Hi Allan could you send me payment details for the front and rear please ill pm you also
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.
just ordered my front and rear fenders :banana: :banana: :banana:
Hello
Can you give me the total price with shipping cost to France for 1 front and 1 rear fender extenders ?
Kind regards
Robert
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.
Your package is on the way to France Robert. :clap:
Thanks for the order.
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
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
Your rear fender is on the way Bernard. Thanks, Larry.
Still making these fender extenders :smiley:
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
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.
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?
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: ).
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.
I too used the solvent pipe weld, I actually use this stuff on a weekly basis when im doing kitchen plumbing, used it on the front fender and due to the type of plastics used It took about an hour to go solid, on plumbing abs material it takes about 10 seconds, sound as a pound now tho!
Yes, ABS glue is a solvent cement and most commonly used in plumbing for ABS drainage piping. Plumbing supply shops are the best source even over on our side of the world :smiley:
Contrary to instructions some have tried to install my fender extenders with other glues and epoxies or even two sided sticky tape.
They and their fender extenders soon parted company :laugh:
Larry you should have mail
Quote from: Blue One on March 26, 2014, 02:43:53 AM
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.
Not had any rain yet so don't know if it would be a problem. Just in case I've re-installed adding a 1mm thick strip of rubber sandwiched between the original guard and the extender. I'll let you know how it goes ... bound to rain soon.
Will be getting mine soon. Top man that Larry
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Quote from: STX1300man on April 04, 2014, 02:25:18 PM
Not had any rain yet so don't know if it would be a problem. Just in case I've re-installed adding a 1mm thick strip of rubber sandwiched between the original guard and the extender. I'll let you know how it goes ... bound to rain soon.
I had my front fender extender held on with silicon sealant. It was on for more than 2 years and still there when I sold her.. Drilling and putting either screws or rivets makes it look terrible. My front fender extender on my new baby has been fitted by previous owner and he screwed them on.. :hammer: :sad:
Quote from: Debs on April 04, 2014, 06:49:40 PM
I had my front fender extender held on with silicon sealant. It was on for more than 2 years and still there when I sold her.. Drilling and putting either screws or rivets makes it look terrible. My front fender extender on my new baby has been fitted by previous owner and he screwed them on.. :hammer: :sad:
My FRONT one is stuck on with ABS/PVC solvent glue ... but we're talking about the REAR one now :wink:
Quote from: STX1300man on April 04, 2014, 08:48:55 PM
My FRONT one is stuck on with ABS/PVC solven glue ... but we're talking about the REAR one now :wink:
Yes, and the reason that you have to use bolts or rivets on your rear (your bikes rear :laugh:) fender is that unlike the front which is molded from ABS plastic, the rear fender is made from Polypropylene plastic which most glues don't bond to worth crap.
So since the rear fender extender is also ABS and being mated to Polypropylene, you need to rivet your rear :wink:
my rear is riveted with the parts you supplied, they are very descreet and look fine, my front is glued, however my old front fender was silicone on for a few years and held fine. When it became damaged I was able to prise it away and fit this new one!
Quote from: Zebedee on April 04, 2014, 05:13:04 PM
Will be getting mine soon. Top man that Larry
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Your package is sitting here, I made the rear today. It will make it's way to the post office tomorrow to start it's journey to you.
Yay Xmas is coming early.
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Quote from: Zebedee on April 06, 2014, 06:33:12 AM
Yay Xmas is coming early.
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As promised, your package entered the system yesterday. Santa is on the way :wink:
Yay would be sitting by the letterbox waiting but got me a GTR to be a ridin
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Arrived today, intact, looking real good quality. Gonna install tomorrow. Thanx Larry
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Another few pictures that show very nicely the proper fitting of the front fender extender. :smiley:
All fitted many thanx Larry
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Quote from: Zebedee on April 19, 2014, 04:07:53 PM
All fitted many thanx Larry
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Great news, enjoy the extra protection for your radiator and a cleaner bike :smiley:
Larry.
I will as they add loads mate
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Just a note, for a while I was unable to find black rivets to send out for the installation of the rear fender extenders. I now have a large supply. A small detail, but they look nice when they match the color of the fenders.
Fronts and rears ready to go. :smiley:
Larry
Thoroughly recommend Larry's product, dead easy to fit and they work. Two 'damp' rides and no mess on the boxes. :clap:
+1
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Zeb
Just placed an order, got to be a good mod for when I start to commute on her :yes:
Still here and have some ready to ship :smiley:
Larry
Quote from: Blue One on August 05, 2014, 09:50:09 PM
Still here and have some ready to ship :smiley:
Larry
Just a bump for the fender extenders :smiley:
Quote from: Blue One on October 06, 2014, 02:53:30 AM
Just a bump for the fender extenders :smiley:
cant praise this kit enough, great quality , well made and does the job perfectly
Hey blue one, you got any other goodies in the pipe line?
Quote from: viper on October 06, 2014, 06:15:58 PM
cant praise this kit enough, great quality , well made and does the job perfectly
Hey blue one, you got any other goodies in the pipe line?
Thanks for the positive words.
No other goodies planned, I have been busy enough with the fender extenders :smiley: After all this is a hobby not a full time venture for me. :smiley:
Quote from: Blue One on March 26, 2014, 02:43:53 AM
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.
Quote from: STX1300man on April 04, 2014, 02:25:18 PM
Not had any rain yet so don't know if it would be a problem. Just in case I've re-installed adding a 1mm thick strip of rubber sandwiched between the original guard and the extender. I'll let you know how it goes ... bound to rain soon.
Just an update, the rubber strip works a treat, no water leaks through. 5 minute job now to remove the rear extender so the back wheel will come out (without a wheel drop area).
Quote from: STX1300man on October 06, 2014, 08:26:31 PM
Just an update, the rubber strip works a treat, no water leaks through. 5 minute job now to remove the rear extender so the back wheel will come out (with a wheel drop area).
That's great, glad it worked out well.
If you had wanted these under your tree :wink: The orders should have been placed sooner. :wink: That is no problem however, I have plenty ready to go even if they arrive after Christmas :cool:
Front and rear extenders ready to go. Current price to any UK or other international locations is $140 US for both front and rear which includes Airmail cost. Takes about a week or so give or take for delivery.
Larry.
The latest order sent to Ireland :clap:
I have a large box full ready to ship off so let me know what you need.
Larry.
Front and rear extenders are ready to go, send me your orders guys and gals :smiley:
Larry.
Hello,
I'm new to this thread how does the ordering work? i'd like a front one please.
Quote from: exBanditOwner on April 07, 2015, 09:21:02 PM
Hello,
I'm new to this thread how does the ordering work? i'd like a front one please.
PM larry with your details and you can Paypal him when he replies
Quote from: viper on April 07, 2015, 09:31:34 PM
PM larry with your details and you can Paypal him when he replies
Exactly, that is it. Thanks.
Larry.
The fender extenders are in stock ready to go.
Prices are still the same.
Send me a message to place an order.
Larry.
And well worth the price as I have the rear one, great quality and fits spot on.
Alan
Recent orders shipped and 2016 will soon be here. If Santa brought you a new bike, you need some goodies for it. :smiley:
Hi Larry, your front and rear fender extenders are probably the best bit of kit I've ever fitted to a bike. The rear extender makes all the difference riding in the rain (UK summer :laugh:) Not sure if you realise this but the GTR (Concourse) and the Kawasaki Versys 1000 share the same rear fittings so your rear extender should fit the Versys as well. I made one modification to the fitting and use number plate (nylon screws and bolts) to secure the fender. This makes it easy to remove when you want to take the rear wheel out. Keep up the good work. Steve C
Quote from: Blue One on December 29, 2015, 04:26:43 PM
Recent orders shipped and 2016 will soon be here. If Santa brought you a new bike, you need some goodies for it. :smiley:
You got any pictures and prices. I have the front extender already on the bike when i bought it, but might be interested in a Rear
Quote from: markmacd on January 24, 2016, 06:03:50 PM
You got any pictures and prices. I have the front extender already on the bike when i bought it, but might be interested in a Rear
(http://i1273.photobucket.com/albums/y411/bikergirl1400/WP_000673_zpsv29mlfa5.jpg) (http://s1273.photobucket.com/user/bikergirl1400/media/WP_000673_zpsv29mlfa5.jpg.html)
(http://i1273.photobucket.com/albums/y411/bikergirl1400/WP_000674_zpsvnb9ebtv.jpg) (http://s1273.photobucket.com/user/bikergirl1400/media/WP_000674_zpsvnb9ebtv.jpg.html)
Quote from: Debs on January 24, 2016, 06:26:48 PM
(http://i1273.photobucket.com/albums/y411/bikergirl1400/WP_000673_zpsv29mlfa5.jpg) (http://s1273.photobucket.com/user/bikergirl1400/media/WP_000673_zpsv29mlfa5.jpg.html)
(http://i1273.photobucket.com/albums/y411/bikergirl1400/WP_000674_zpsvnb9ebtv.jpg) (http://s1273.photobucket.com/user/bikergirl1400/media/WP_000674_zpsvnb9ebtv.jpg.html)
Look very nice. What does the rear extender do. I can see the benefif of the front extender and the rear hugger as these stops water, stones and shit doing any damage, but the rear exrender is passed the point of any rubbish ? Might sound a silly question, but a reasonable one for me who don't know.
Thanks
Quote from: markmacd on January 24, 2016, 08:02:33 PM
Look very nice. What does the rear extender do. I can see the benefif of the front extender and the rear hugger as these stops water, stones and shit doing any damage, but the rear exrender is passed the point of any rubbish ? Might sound a silly question, but a reasonable one for me who don't know.
Thanks
The rear fender extender turns the small thin triangular fender into a real working effective fender. The extra width and length contain some of the spray helping to keep the dirt and grime off the back of the bike.
It also goes a long way towards helping keep the passenger dryer and cleaner when riding 2 up with the saddlebags in place.
It also reduces the spray to the rear of the bike and stops throwing rocks at other riders or drivers.
Larry.
How much is the rear shipped to the UK please?
Quote from: Biker Bugs on March 06, 2016, 08:23:25 AM
How much is the rear shipped to the UK please?
I'll send you a message.
Larry
With over 8000 views, time for a bump ? :yes:
Hi how much for just a front one shipped to the uk [do you supply the glue to fix ]
Get both, the rear is sooooo much better than what you can get here, saves a heap of crap going over the rear of your bike.
Alan
Thanks Alan that's true.
Shrek, I sent you an e-mail.
Larry.
got the e mail will be in touch shortly on holiday at the moment
Quote from: Shrek 1 on August 30, 2016, 05:22:15 AM
got the e mail will be in touch shortly on holiday at the moment
No problem have fun, just finished one of those myself.
Larry
A new order of plastic arrived and a batch of fronts and rears are molded and ready to go. :clap:
Larry
Still making these for anyone who wants the best available. ( The only rear available anywhere )
Just a gentle bump :grin:
I have the rear one i have taken off mine. If somebody is looking for one in the uk. :scooter:
Quote from: tartan-jock on February 01, 2018, 11:14:25 PM
I have the rear one i have taken off mine. If somebody is looking for one in the uk. :scooter:
You took it off after I drilled through my finger putting it on?????
Shame on you 😀
Lol i had wondered what the red stuff on the rivets was! :mfr_lol:
Any pictures of these please
Quote from: Lloyd on February 18, 2018, 07:26:52 PM
Any pictures of these please
For some reason which I don't understand the pictures I initially posted were gone. I don't get it, it is stupid, because I posted pictures directly without an image hosting site which causes pictures to disappear.
In any case I have re-posted some pictures on the first page.
I still make these and have them available for anyone who needs them.
2020 is here and I'm still here. Fender extenders available.
Quote from: Lloyd on February 18, 2018, 07:26:52 PM
Any pictures of these please
Got a photo please?
(Ignore this, I've just looked at the first post page.)
They look good.
Blue one
I've sent you a PM
No reply yet from Blue one
Quote from: GLA55Y on May 09, 2020, 07:12:15 PM
No reply yet from Blue one
Replied to all my messages, for some reason my message notifications were ending up in my trash rather than inbox.
Larry