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So, are you talking about a 1500 or an 800...they are different. Like I said, you could probably make some kind of internal framework to support the fender, but you will need something...
Here's a pic of probably the most well known,most traveled drifter "Olive"notice NO rear bracket
No, you do not need that vertical cover. It is just a cover. Under it is the mounting frame of the turn signals. (if we are talking about the same thing
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This cover was introduced with the chrome version of the Drifter.

Awwwww dang it. Ok. Oh well. If I have to I have to.
So according to another post here, I don't need the part the signals are on though right?
That's what's holding the rear fender on...I suppose you could make some kind of internal framework, but remember how easy it is to remove the fender the way it is now.
Ok let's try this, it's black on here however, mine was chrome. It's the piece that the rear turn signals attach to and the bracket that piece is mounted to as well.

Since I don't own a drifter rear fender or its parts anymore, I'll see if I can source a photo of what I'm referring too. Brb!
What we need here is...wait for it...A PICTURE!!!
I'm not sure what your refering to here either,THL?If your refering to the "bumper"that the rear tail lights also atatch to,I've seen plenty of Drifters without it.Gives that plain big fender look.If you Google Drifter images you'll see a few right off the bat without this.Olive of course the I've bike,has round tail light,right to the fender with smaller blinkers fixed to each side.
Sorry seem to be missing some info here but yes the rear fender is held on with the bracket and a couple of small screws into the frame....
I'm not sure on the 800, but on the 1500 that bumper holds up the back of the fender, and I believe it does on the 800 too...
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