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Posted by David Baker
 - March 26, 2013, 18:22:28 PM

Pilgrim, If you have a lift you shouldn't have to remove the fenders, Not sure about the 800 but I've removed both front and rear wheels on my 1500 without touching the fenders, You need a lift to get the bike high enough.

Posted by Pilgrim
 - March 26, 2013, 18:14:22 PM

I am going to take my front and rear wheel off to take them to a shop and have my new Mets installed. Do I need to remove both fenders for this? I'm sure I have to remove the rear fender but unsure of the front.  Any info pertaining to this is appreciated. I don't have a manual yet.
Does Clymer make a manual for the Drifter 800? If so, do you know the ISN# ?

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