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Posted by CDNRatMan
- April 03, 2014, 21:34:20 PMpretty extensive.
Have you thought to look around one of the scrap yards in Kingston, see if by chance they have a rear fender..........just a thought
Posted by moosewing3
- April 03, 2014, 20:45:44 PMNope
Posted by Troll
- April 03, 2014, 20:09:55 PMI don't think a tip is going to cover that.....
Posted by moosewing3
- April 03, 2014, 20:00:00 PMWe do it has three different towns to cover. Took some pics of the fender damage today.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- April 03, 2014, 16:50:00 PMTamworth has sweepers? I know Cloyne has one.....if the mules are feeling good enough to pull it.....
Posted by moosewing3
- April 03, 2014, 10:58:00 AMSweepers won't even go out for at least another 3 weeks here.
Posted by gdrudd13
- April 03, 2014, 09:28:34 AMYeah that's not just a problem for you guys. Where I live: something like 4,000+ tons of sand, whopping 6 street sweepers. So far the rainstorms have done a better job cleaning the roads than the sweepers.
Posted by moosewing3
- April 03, 2014, 08:13:43 AMMostly I did not ride home because the temperature ranged between -3 and -12 over the route of the ride, also the alternating snow and rain. Biggest problem in the northern US and Canada at this time of year is that even if you get a day where it is warm enough to ride the roads are still covered with lots of sand and salt left over from ice melting operations, making them very treacherous, especially corners and intersections.
Posted by John Hopkins
- April 02, 2014, 19:57:18 PMI have to ask because I have no idea about riding across borders..so..
Why didn't you just ride the bike home?
John.
Posted by greenbarn
- April 02, 2014, 17:44:22 PMThe Zambinis are much nicer than the one I found at JP Cycle. More expensive, but lots nicer. I checked at lunch and the one I found fits the front, I wasn't able to find one that fits the rear. Tried several, but nothing was close. I'm not at my bike now, but it seems to me that the rear fender is around 9" wide at the back. I could be remembering it wrong, though.
I've not seen the zambinis up close, but they really look high quality on their website.
Posted by moosewing3
- April 02, 2014, 10:54:30 AMThanks to everyone for the suggestions. Those Zambini ones will be exacty what I want, I found some on eBay and the guy wanted $260. So glad you pointed me to the site, way cheaper. Does anyone happen to know the width of the fenders? Mine is not here to measure. Alsp would love to see the pics Larry. I found one other set I would like to try but not sure on the fit.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- April 02, 2014, 09:43:24 AM 
moosewing3 and GB, you both had rough goes of getting your bikes, I had to drive from here to Barrie, looked at 2 of them, enough said about that, load the bike, drive to Huntsville, stopped at 3 Men and a Stove Restaurant for supper;
http://3guysandastove.com/
then drive home on a full stomach....a real rough trip for me......lol....
Posted by pcarrell
- April 02, 2014, 07:53:10 AMQuote from: moosewing3 on April 01, 2014, 18:36:34 PMWhile I haven't dealt with them personally, I know several people who have, including the guy that supplied his Drifter fenders to make the molds they use, and all have been happy with Oldies.Yes I have been shopping for fender tips, will probably go with that for this year. I was going to ask if anyone has had experience with badassglass in Iowa as that was the first solution I found .
Posted by Troll
- April 01, 2014, 20:08:19 PMPosted by Troll
- April 01, 2014, 20:05:21 PMZambini Bros