Woody's 21" front fender solution for R1200GS/GSAs

[woody's wheel works]

finally figured something out using an OEM front fender:
looks like this:

side view of rear half with relief for the brake lines:




side view of what it all looks like assembled



Now,,,ya'll could:
1,, send yours in and we'll modify it for you and send you a installation kit

2,,we could build a total kit for you all

3,,you could cruise by here and we'll take care of it

4,,you could look at all the pics and modify it yourself

now the ball is in your court

woody

[blaster11]

Interesting, I wish I would have had this earlier this year!

[woody's wheel works]

so we tried Prototype I and it has proven itself for hundreds of dirt /mud miles,,,so we wanted an even simpler way of dissecting/bi-secting the front fender using the location data from the type I...
slid together perfectly,,will have the custom brackets dialed in by week end

this simple mod will require no serious hand tools,,,our complete kit can make it a 30 minute swap,,no need for any other mods and /or components..stay tuned...

took some pics and measurements ,,this mod raises front fender 2'' higher than oem mounting position...

here's pic of OEM versus WWW Rx ,,,see lower oem position and a full 2''elevation change:

willkeep you all posted..

woody

[blaster11]

Getting tossed on the ground because my front wheel caked with mud and locked up was no fun!

[woody's wheel works]

Originally Posted by blaster11

Getting tossed on the ground because my front wheel caked with mud and locked up was no fun!

i feel for you,,,and test driving a high fendered MX-500 yamaha i too got tossed/high sided when our Colorado Gumbo made short shrift of 20'' of clearance between top of tire and underside of fender

Truth is ,,we have to pay attention to the limitations of the equipment we ride and the conditions we plan on encountering...kinda a common sense sort of thing

w

[blaster11]

Originally Posted by woody's wheel works

Truth is ,,we have to pay attention to the limitations of the equipment we ride and the conditions we plan on encountering...kinda a common sense sort of thing

w

Until you are 2k miles from home and someone changes the recipe on mud.