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Installation of Pyramid Plastics fenders on Triumph Tiger 900
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2022
- I had these on my 2021 Tiger and really loved them. This time I bought the color matched rear hugger.
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I've used that company myself, excellent products and that's impressive delivery considering the distance.
When I fitted the front fender extender to my Tiger 800 some years back, I just used double sided tape. Never fell off in the time I owned the bike.
Your right the double side sticky tape is pretty darn good. I just feel more comfortable with both.
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What about some JB Weld plastic glue and a few clamps overnight
Fast delivery. The blue hugger looks good on there. Gives it a little more color. I like it. The Fenda Extenda should stay on forever.
Maybe a little overkill with the rivets.
I reccomend the screws, just put your hand on the opposite side of fender so it goes through your hand instead of the tire if you mess up. LOL
That's afine blue, I like it!!
Yes screws would work too. Getting my drill in for a couple holes would have been tough with the fender still on but I got your point.
@@flatcapcaferacer I like messin with my friends, especially sitting outside and smoking my pipe on this most beautiful day in a long time.
@@rogerwilliams2629 I just got back from a short breakfast ride in great temperatures and sunshine.
Great video and detailed install
Thanks Warren, you are welcomed to watch more vids anytime 👍
Hi Jerry. I installed the fender extender and the minimal rear shock protector. I flaked out with the pop rivets. I got to the point with the front fender where I felt I was going do some damage getting it off. Then with the rear minimal shock shield I just said “screw it”. It’s been 4 months with no failures. I’ll keep you updated.
They make some excellent products. I had both of these on my 2021 Tiger for 10,000 miles and loved them both.
Don't get crazy off road Bob your wife will punish you if she finds out.😄😄😄
Nicely Done. The blue looks good.
Thank you sir
I've bought the 'fenda extenda' for my Tiger 900 GT. I'm hopeful that fitting it is a better experience than I had with a Speed Twin. I'm not going to try and remove the fender as I don't have the confidence to manage that the way you did. Rather I'll try to just stick it using the provided double sided sticky tape. The problem I had with the Speed Twin was that when I'd fitted the extenda with the tape the extension was almost rubbing against the wheel and I ended up having to remove it. Because it was so close I couldn't use the plastic pop rivets not any alternative aluminium ones to reinforce the fit.
I've never met anyone who couldn't do what I could mechanically before 😀 kinda makes me feel good. I think the sticky tape will work fine since you won't be banging the bike off road👍
Let us know how the fender extension works. They also make a longer one and I’m debating which one to get. So glad I found this channel. Planning a trip to SD next year. Maybe we can meet up 👍
I had these on my 2021 for about 9000 miles and they were marvelous. A longer front extension would probably be better yet. I appreciate your subscription and comments. You will love the Spearfish area.
Thanks for video… definitely need to do this kind of mod on my tiger 850…took a ride yesterday and the roads here in Pa are a mess…the swing arm and shock area really gets mucked up with road salt and debris.
You will be very happy that you made the modifications. Thanks for the comment and subscription.
Awesome! Thanks for the in-depth video
I can get a little blabby.😄😄😄
@@flatcapcaferacer that’s why I enjoyed it! It’s nice to hear the thought process
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But the front extenda comes with their own plastic pop rivet that work just fine.
Yes I believe I remember there were four plastic rivets which like you said would work just fine and I suppose the sticky back pads they provided would too. I've had good luck with aluminum revits and I wanted seven not four. Overkill perhaps. Thanks for watching and commenting.
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Great to hear!
far yo many rivets zero needed with 3M tape,but 3 rivets more than enough,safe to say wont fall off😪
3m tape probably fine, 3 rivets certainly safer, I'm a little more aggressive so more than 3 revits 😁
It's disappointing that bike manufacturers do not install adequate front fenders, and that owners have to do this job themselves just to keep the pipes and radiator free of road debris. Many of the new "retro" models are equipped with full-size fenders ( or as we call them, mudguards) so I guess it's just a fashion thing.
Gerry it certainly seems to be more fashionably to remove rear mudguards. Since I ride in rain, snow, etc having more protection works better for me. The last bike I bought that adequate front and rear mudguards was my 2017 Royal Enfield.
Well done install video. One of your previous videos touched on the addition of deflectors for the radiator exhaust. Curious if the heat on your summer trip convinced you to try some remedy for this radiator exhaust heat issue.
I redid the deflector with industrial grade Velcro in September, so far so good .
Wow. How did you find a blue one. All I’ve ever seen is Black. I got to get one.
I was doing some test rides at my local dealer and they held one for me until my insurance came through.
They got another blue one in and I think they still have one. Boise Triumph, ask for Tony.
Where did you get the stickers on the fender? Looks good!
It came that way from Pyramid Plastics.
@@flatcapcaferacer Strange..... i have the black..... no stickers.
@@RS3001 On my first black one for the 2021 Tiger it also did not have decals, I'm wonder if this is a recent change?