[CheriAnn]

YEE HAW!!!! Thunder Lizard started this!!! (THANK YOU BUDDY!)
After seeing that he ordered some for his bike, I ordered one too!!! Now that I have the back on, I have ordered another one for the front fender!!!

Chaz was able to install using only two bolts that are hidden under the license plate :biggrin: I LOVE IT!!!!

 

[Spazz]

Da&^ that looks good on the back of her bike. I really didn't want to drill holes in the fender. But, this is what she wanted. And I must say it looks pretty D*&% good.

 

[Utah Motorcyclist]

Nice..... I don't think I could sport it though.

 

[CheriAnn]

Nice..... I don't think I could sport it though.

Yes, it is REALLY a personal taste issue!!!! :lol:

 

[AK82kz440]

Cheri,
Where did you get it. Especially interested in the front one, after cleaning out the radiator of the vulcan (PO ran it through some fresh tar and gunked it up real good). I don't want to have to go through that again.

 

[ZeroPunch]

Viva la difference!!

Cheri it looks good on your bike, you have continuity with your leather and studs.

 

[usmalenurse]

Oh great.....now I have something else to ponder about. Looks great on your bike Cheri, just wish I hadn't seen it. Think it would be a nice complement to my saddlebags, tank bra and chaps as well......grrrrrrrrrr. Leather or chrome...leather or chrome.........I'm so confused!!!!!!!

Charles
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[Granny]

Nice rear.:biggrin:

 

[bamavulcandave]

Looks good. My brother has one on the back fender of his 96' Harley.
I just can not afford any bling right after Christmas...I am so broke I have been reusing my coffee grounds till they turn white then eating them as grits!:tongue:

 

[CheriAnn]

Cheri,
Where did you get it. Especially interested in the front one, after cleaning out the radiator of the vulcan (PO ran it through some fresh tar and gunked it up real good). I don't want to have to go through that again.

I got it from Celibi. Thunder Lizard has pictures further in his thread showing it on the front fender too!!! Looks AWESOME in my opinion!!! :biggrin:
http://www.kawasakimotorcycle.org/forum/kawasaki-cruisers/60401-new-bling-way.html

 

[CheriAnn]

Viva la difference!!

Cheri it looks good on your bike, you have continuity with your leather and studs.

Thank you!!!!

 

[CheriAnn]

Nice rear.:biggrin:

Awwww Paul......you know just what to say!!! :wink:

 

[CheriAnn]

Looks good. My brother has one on the back fender of his 96' Harley.
I just can not afford any bling right after Christmas...I am so broke I have been reusing my coffee grounds till they turn white then eating them as grits!:tongue:

OUCH! That's broke!!!!
I am SO sorry!!!! Maybe down the road you can start blinging again!!!! :tongue:

 

[Derag2]

Looks pretty good... Should have moved the screw together a touch more... so they were completely in the black them painted the screws black so they don't stand out at all..... Somthing to think about when you do the fron since you won't be able to hide it with a liscense plate.... Thats too bad you folks have to use a full size plate on a bike.... ours are small for bikes.

 

[N3FOLN3FOL]

I love the look. It matches the bike. Don't forget to apply some silicone regularly to keep looking new.

 

[JohnScott]

i have the same model of 900 you have, i just put a mustang studded tank bib on and ive been thinkin of some mud flaps also, and i love the looks of the ones you put on cheriann, correct me if im wrong, but i have some concerns that the holes could lead to stress cracks.

 

[Thunder Lizard]

Looking Good, Cheri!
and I see what he did, too..... I'll just have to move mine inside the rear fender.
I'm glad I could help..... it's not an item that's for every bike, but the LT's have a little "retro" in them that I want to exploit.
Leather and studs! Cool look, less polish than chrome!
Stress cracks shouldn't be an issue if you drill slowly. Fibreglass is pretty resilient. I might suggest some rubber washers, perhaps, to spread the load around, since you're running 2 instead of the stock 4 holes.
Lookn' good Cheribuddy and Chaz!
Remember the old "Accept" song? "london leatherboyz"? lol
RIDE ON

 

[CheriAnn]

Looks pretty good... Should have moved the screw together a touch more... so they were completely in the black them painted the screws black so they don't stand out at all..... Somthing to think about when you do the fron since you won't be able to hide it with a liscense plate.... Thats too bad you folks have to use a full size plate on a bike.... ours are small for bikes.

The holes were already there in the mud flap when we got it, or maybe he would have thought to move them in a tad closer. At least the license plate helps hide them

I do wish we had a smaller plate too!!!!

 

[CheriAnn]

I love the look. It matches the bike. Don't forget to apply some silicone regularly to keep looking new.

Thank you! Good tip!!! :biggrin:

 

[CheriAnn]

Looking Good, Cheri!
and I see what he did, too..... I'll just have to move mine inside the rear fender.
I'm glad I could help..... it's not an item that's for every bike, but the LT's have a little "retro" in them that I want to exploit.
Leather and studs! Cool look, less polish than chrome!
Stress cracks shouldn't be an issue if you drill slowly. Fibreglass is pretty resilient. I might suggest some rubber washers, perhaps, to spread the load around, since you're running 2 instead of the stock 4 holes.
Lookn' good Cheribuddy and Chaz!
Remember the old "Accept" song? "london leatherboyz"? lol
RIDE ON

Thank you Jeff!!!! This is a REAL compliment coming from you!!!! Yours look SO SHARP!!!! Thanks for the tip on the rubber washers!!! I'll pass that along to Chaz!

I'll take better pictures when my tank comes back from the body shop....right now she looks half naked!!!