Rear fender/mudguard extender

[Stumpyone]

Hi guys,

Am putting the triumph extender on my 2013 SE tomorrow... Any tips or advice welcome...looks like a bit of drilling is required... That right???

There are no install instructions on the triumph site!

Cheers

[Travelling2bob]

Two holes are required to be drilled near the bottom of the existing mudguard. Don't panic as their placement is self evident when you place the extender in its position (it's moulded to fit inside the existing mudguard and uses for its upper mount the existing screws that hold the red side reflectors. BTW you'll need to remove your licence plate to get at these top holes.

Once installed the extender mostly eliminates the crap thrown up onto the back of the bike when riding in rain (not the I've experienced that in the last few months here in Oz).

[Stumpyone]

cheers fella

[bobv07662]

I have extension on both mudguards. Very satisfied with their effectiveness.

[BigD]

Originally Posted by Stumpyone

Hi guys,

Am putting the triumph extender on my 2013 SE tomorrow... Any tips or advice welcome...looks like a bit of drilling is required... That right???

There are no install instructions on the triumph site!

Cheers

I've used double sided automotive trim tape, eliminating the need to drill the bottom two holes, for 3 years. Still holding fast.  I used the top two holes from the license plate as indicated.  I figured I can always drill holes if the tape didn't hold, but so far so good.

[Stelyn]

+ 1,  re the `double sided tape',  holds strong, and as said, no need to drill bottom holes, as top ones  are more than sufficient ....

[Stumpyone]

cheers Guys