Rigid_EVO Removing rear turn signals/rear fender

[Warlock66_x]

Thanks! great write up, just curious, what are you using to cut the fender?

[Cadillac]

I used a Dremel, and it came out good. Other guys Ive seen use a grinder with a cutoff wheel, or a sawzaw with a metal cutting blade.

[jprice]

good writeup, but I think the blue tape is too far back on the fender.

[Cadillac]

Originally Posted by jprice

good writeup, but I think the blue tape is too far back on the fender.

haha, agreed. I am going to make it shorter down the line. This was my first time so I didnt want to take too much off, and I still need to be able to put my 2up seat on for another week or so (cus then my fiance will finally be riding her bike). But yeah, for now, I thought it was a good start.

[jprice]

Originally Posted by Cadillac

...and I still need to be able to put my 2up seat on for another week or so (cus then my fiance will finally be riding her bike).

I have the exact same problem. Unfortunately mine will be a lot longer than a week.
First I have to teach her to ride, and then put away the money to buy her a bike of her own.
Chopping my rear fender is going to be the most expensive upgrade ever!!

[johnny_socko]

thanks for the write-up... did you need a shock compression tool?

[Cadillac]

nope, just used a lift to get it off, everything else slides on and off when lined up.

[Cooter]

Thanks Cadillac! I am doing the same thing except I bought a bobbed fender ( wideglide style) for mine. I am going side mount on mine also. I am not quite finished machining my license plate/tail light mount yet. once again thanks.

[Cooter]

What about the circuit board? Just bypass it and wire in direct?

[butch62]

answer please, what's up with the re-wiring part