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| Newbie Joined: Apr 2006
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| My name is Joe. Im 29 years old and will be buying my first bike next week. Im getting a GZ250. I also considered the Honda Rebel which was also in my price range but the Rebel was too small and uncomfortable for me. The GZ250 on the other hand was a perfect fit. My question is about removing the front fender. I want to remove the front fender simply because I think it will make the bike look "tougher". However, I dont want to make the bike unsafe. Someone told me that if I take the front fender off then rocks and other debris will fly up and hit me and the engine. I was just wondering if this is true and whether or not it's a good idea to take the front fender off. Thanks for any info. |
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| Throttle Jockey ![]() Joined: Apr 2004
Bike: '05 Boulevard C50
Location: Central Kentucky
Posts: 3,208
| Yeah, the front fender really does serve a purpose, especially if the road is anything less than clean and dry.
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| In The Zone ![]() Joined: Apr 2007
Bike: Suzuki GZ250
Location: Central Illinois
Posts: 2,555
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....but you don't have to take our advice, P.D. It comes off easily with 4 bolts. Wait for it to rain. Take it off. Ride on the wet road. Come back here and tell us how you like having water/mud slung up in your face. And then think about what happens if you encounter a freshly oiled road or fresh "tar snakes" or newly painted lines on the road. OTOH, for a select few, all that is just a part of the riding experience. I am not one of them, however. | |
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