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Winter/rallymaster mudguard brackets
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sydduckett
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Anyone know where you can get the u shaped brakets that fit between the forks and the insides of the mudguard. I have only seen the ones that are welded onto the forks, these would do but ones that clip round the forks would be better if such a thing exsists......
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sydduckett
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Still looking for these. Anyone point me in the right direction or have a spare set to sell... 
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sydduckett
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Anyone point me in the right direction on these brackets that attach the forks to each side of the turning mudguard. I think I have seen a pic somewhere and they are u-shaped peices of metal with a thread welded on to take the mudguard?
If these are still not avaialble then a pic would be good as i should be able to get something fabricated.
Also I have the clamp for where the forks go through the top of the mudguard. Is all there is for this area and is it simply a case of placing it just above the dust cover and tightening up? The forks are off a Indian series 2, are ther any other mods/bits I will need to get the spanish mudguard to work correctly on an indian series 2?
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If these are still not avaialble then a pic would be good as i should be able to get something fabricated.
Also I have the clamp for where the forks go through the top of the mudguard. Is all there is for this area and is it simply a case of placing it just above the dust cover and tightening up? The forks are off a Indian series 2, are ther any other mods/bits I will need to get the spanish mudguard to work correctly on an indian series 2?
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Donnie
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Yea, the brackets are no more fancy than a bit of U shaped metal with a hole in to put a 6mm bolt through and a nut the other side.
As for the bracket on top of the forks / dust cover, the forks are specific I thought to the spanish variety, unless there is a conversion Im unaware of, in which case someone will be along. But you cant simply whack in some indian forks or italian forks if you see what I mean?
As for the bracket on top of the forks / dust cover, the forks are specific I thought to the spanish variety, unless there is a conversion Im unaware of, in which case someone will be along. But you cant simply whack in some indian forks or italian forks if you see what I mean?
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smoore-gt225
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hi buzzsolomoto is probaly your best bet http://www.buzzsolomoto.com/
and you have to remove the dust cover on the frame for the mudguard to fit
cheers steve
and you have to remove the dust cover on the frame for the mudguard to fit
cheers steve
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soulsurfer
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A collar will need welding to the forks for the muduard to clamp on to, as far as the side brackets are concerned, I hope this helps...
Courtesy of Cobby
Courtesy of Cobby
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the collar as far as i am aware is the same section as the frame tube
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sydduckett
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Cheers for that couldnt really ask for more.......soulsurfer wrote:A collar will need welding to the forks for the muduard to clamp on to, as far as the side brackets are concerned, I hope this helps...
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^^^^^ thats a great picture^^^^^^
Im just about to start the same - i have italian forks so i`m in the same boat as you -i`m intending to use a fibreglass mudguard - dont collect my forks til next week and just order the mudguard
Syd
keep us updated with pictures on how you are getting on
Soulsurfer
have you do this conversion - just wondering how deep the collar is ?
gaz
Im just about to start the same - i have italian forks so i`m in the same boat as you -i`m intending to use a fibreglass mudguard - dont collect my forks til next week and just order the mudguard
Syd
keep us updated with pictures on how you are getting on
Soulsurfer
have you do this conversion - just wondering how deep the collar is ?
gaz