bledsoe3 wrote:Fenders? You mean I have to buy fenders too?
bledsoe3 wrote:Fenders? You mean I have to buy fenders too?
Chris C wrote:Hey Bledsoe, we used to take the fenders off our bikes when we were kids. Maybe you could just "think it was cool" to throw rooster trails up into the air while driving in the rain.
rooster wrote:<snip>
Gage, that old tear in the picture, I assume your going to re-store, the fenders on it, are they 47/48 ford truck fenders, they look cool. I'd like to see pics of it when you finish it . . . .
Jim,
rooster wrote:Chris, I remember well the days of yester year making rooster tails, "and" having the mud fly right up up my back . . . .
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Gage, that old tear in the picture, I assume your going to re-store, the fenders on it, are they 47/48 ford truck fenders, they look cool. I'd like to see pics of it when you finish it . . . .
Jim,
Gage wrote:Yep that the way the Orphan fenders are. Painted alum to match the alum sides. I think I'm going to keep it that way, just repaint.
Have a good day.
mikeschn wrote:Gage,
That's the same picture that you showed us last year. I want to see what it looks like today... No excuses now...
Mike...
Chris C wrote:rooster wrote:Chris, I remember well the days of yester year making rooster tails, "and" having the mud fly right up up my back . . . .
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Gage, that old tear in the picture, I assume your going to re-store, the fenders on it, are they 47/48 ford truck fenders, they look cool. I'd like to see pics of it when you finish it . . . .
Jim,
Jim, we weren't cool if our white t-shirts didn't have a brown streak up the back.
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