Nice video just one small criticism, if you put a blanket down on the floor first you won’t scratch everything while you’re working on it on the ground 👍🏻
Thank you for making this video mate (I "liked" and subscribed because of it 😊). I have a 2015 CB500F, and this video was helpful because it is basically the same process of installing a fender eliminator, even the year models are slightly different. Previously, I refused to take my bike to my local motorcycle shop because they wanted $250+, labor cost, for the installation!! That blew my mind (the super high labor cost). I refused to pay that much for a measly fender eliminator install 😂. I'll do it myself.....,with a lil help from you & UA-cam ❤😂. By the way, I wanted to also install aftermarket turn signal lights, but with the "pain-in-the-hips" state police here in Virginia, we cannot install aftermarket turns signals UNLESS they have "DOT/Department of Transportation", stamped on them 🤦. Virginia is very petty with little things like that for passing state inspection. That's Virginia for ya though! Anyways, thanks again for this awesome video mate! Now let me go bust this install out real quick 😊. Take care and be well comrade!
Hey man thank you I really appreciate it and always do the DIY way first unless you don’t few comfortable doing it then take it to a shop, but save that money and get the learning experience
What kind of sorcery you did to get the rubber pieces in through the hole and washers and also get them out. I can't for the life of me get rubber pieces out nor in.
Dude how in the hell did you turn those Allen screws? I have a 2023 brand new and those screws are tight af. I’ve tried everything and I don’t want to strip the screws
Nice video just one small criticism, if you put a blanket down on the floor first you won’t scratch everything while you’re working on it on the ground 👍🏻
Thank you man and that is very true my friend
Thank you for making this video mate (I "liked" and subscribed because of it 😊). I have a 2015 CB500F, and this video was helpful because it is basically the same process of installing a fender eliminator, even the year models are slightly different.
Previously, I refused to take my bike to my local motorcycle shop because they wanted $250+, labor cost, for the installation!! That blew my mind (the super high labor cost). I refused to pay that much for a measly fender eliminator install 😂. I'll do it myself.....,with a lil help from you & UA-cam ❤😂.
By the way, I wanted to also install aftermarket turn signal lights, but with the "pain-in-the-hips" state police here in Virginia, we cannot install aftermarket turns signals UNLESS they have "DOT/Department of Transportation", stamped on them 🤦. Virginia is very petty with little things like that for passing state inspection. That's Virginia for ya though!
Anyways, thanks again for this awesome video mate! Now let me go bust this install out real quick 😊. Take care and be well comrade!
Hey man thank you I really appreciate it and always do the DIY way first unless you don’t few comfortable doing it then take it to a shop, but save that money and get the learning experience
Hey I have a 2015, what is different about the process if you don’t mind me asking
Awesome thank you bro
No prob man ride safe
What kind of sorcery you did to get the rubber pieces in through the hole and washers and also get them out. I can't for the life of me get rubber pieces out nor in.
Trying to figure out if this will fit my 2014 cbr 500r
Dude how in the hell did you turn those Allen screws? I have a 2023 brand new and those screws are tight af. I’ve tried everything and I don’t want to strip the screws
They are right but if you get the t handle Allen set it may be better for you
thanks bro
No prob
Could you send link for the bracket you bought
The link is in the description
Will this kit fit a 2023 model?
The link is in the description