tube fender options ?
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After much looking, and not seeing anything I like, that is also a reasonable cost, I have decided to make my own.
I will just use aluminum, and bend it to fit, and then mount them.
If damaged I can replace one in an hour that way, and for about 30 dollars.
The evolution ones look great I admit, but the price scared me for sure.
I will just use aluminum, and bend it to fit, and then mount them.
If damaged I can replace one in an hour that way, and for about 30 dollars.
The evolution ones look great I admit, but the price scared me for sure.
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After much looking, and not seeing anything I like, that is also a reasonable cost, I have decided to make my own.
I will just use aluminum, and bend it to fit, and then mount them.
If damaged I can replace one in an hour that way, and for about 30 dollars.
The evolution ones look great I admit, but the price scared me for sure.![eek 2](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/sSc_eek2.gif)
I will just use aluminum, and bend it to fit, and then mount them.
If damaged I can replace one in an hour that way, and for about 30 dollars.
The evolution ones look great I admit, but the price scared me for sure.
![eek 2](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/sSc_eek2.gif)
yeah for $2k
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After much looking, and not seeing anything I like, that is also a reasonable cost, I have decided to make my own.
I will just use aluminum, and bend it to fit, and then mount them.
If damaged I can replace one in an hour that way, and for about 30 dollars.
The evolution ones look great I admit, but the price scared me for sure.![eek 2](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/sSc_eek2.gif)
I will just use aluminum, and bend it to fit, and then mount them.
If damaged I can replace one in an hour that way, and for about 30 dollars.
The evolution ones look great I admit, but the price scared me for sure.
![eek 2](https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/images/smilies/sSc_eek2.gif)
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Should be by the end of June, or earlier.
I make parts all the time for custom sleds, etc.
So feel that a set of fenders should be one of the easier items I make.
And I always have aluminum around for making tunnels, bulkheads, motor mounts etc.
Not positive yet, but will likely pop-rivet them on, then they are easy to take off and replace if one gets damaged.
I already have an air rivet gun, and a rivet drill/driver to remove them.
I make parts all the time for custom sleds, etc.
So feel that a set of fenders should be one of the easier items I make.
And I always have aluminum around for making tunnels, bulkheads, motor mounts etc.
Not positive yet, but will likely pop-rivet them on, then they are easy to take off and replace if one gets damaged.
I already have an air rivet gun, and a rivet drill/driver to remove them.
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Should be by the end of June, or earlier.
I make parts all the time for custom sleds, etc.
So feel that a set of fenders should be one of the easier items I make.
And I always have aluminum around for making tunnels, bulkheads, motor mounts etc.
Not positive yet, but will likely pop-rivet them on, then they are easy to take off and replace if one gets damaged.
I already have an air rivet gun, and a rivet drill/driver to remove them.
I make parts all the time for custom sleds, etc.
So feel that a set of fenders should be one of the easier items I make.
And I always have aluminum around for making tunnels, bulkheads, motor mounts etc.
Not positive yet, but will likely pop-rivet them on, then they are easy to take off and replace if one gets damaged.
I already have an air rivet gun, and a rivet drill/driver to remove them.
i would be interested also. sounds like a great idea !
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