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    transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Pyramid plastics have finally added a front fenda extenda for the 700xl,
    cost £21.94 inc post in the uk,

    check out www.pyramid-plastics.co.uk

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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Shame there's not one for the 650 Transalp.

    Oh, and welcome to the forum.
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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    If fender extenders are so desirable why dont honda just make the mudguard longer in the first place?

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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Hello and welcome, exiledbanana.
    Quote Originally Posted by stuart123456789 View Post
    If fender extenders are so desirable why dont honda just make the mudguard longer in the first place?
    Because they think we don't mind all the cr4p covering the front of the engine.
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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Great! Thanks for the tip-off. Just placed an order for one. They said they'd notify me when it became available. Guess the system's not quite perfect.

    Had one of these on my baby Varadero - worked a treat at keeping the front of the bike a lot cleaner - and it looked pretty tidy too. But yeah, you have to wonder on what is meant to be a practical, all purpose bike, why Honda didn't give us a mudguard which is long enough to do the job properly. Comes down to fashion and the pressure from "styling", I guess.

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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Quote Originally Posted by Lutin View Post
    Shame there's not one for the 650 Transalp.

    Oh, and welcome to the forum.
    Make your own and affix with pop rivets.
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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Quote Originally Posted by The Pheasant View Post
    Make your own and affix with pop rivets.
    I would, but I think that pop rivets are a means of last resort. Just me being awkward.
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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Quote Originally Posted by The Pheasant View Post
    Make your own and affix with pop rivets.
    Did you make yours out of an old flower pot - like we old MZER'S do? Tred

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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    Pretty good service from Pyramid... ordered on Thursday, arrived on Friday, and fitted by me on Saturday...
    It adds an extra 5 1/2 Inches to the length of the mudguard so it should make a useful difference in reducing the amount of crud on the front of the bike.
    Looks pretty tidy too...

    The only tricky thing is making sure to drill the holes for the screws accurately - I used a Dremel-type mini-drill.
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    Re: transalp 700xl fenda extenda

    22 quid?

    For a mudflap????!!!

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