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240 rear, lowered, chopped fender,

Last post 10-29-2009 6:41 PM by SuicideD_45. 19 replies.
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  • 02-23-2008 4:09 PM

    240 rear, lowered, chopped fender,

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    I am just getting my first warrior (2007).
    I need a lot of advice as I would like to modify this thing right away.
    Looking to do a 240 rear tire, lowered, chop the fender, relocate lights-plate-etc. I want to retain as much handling as possible.
    I just gave up road racing and I really like the corners, but love the fat tire muscle bike look.
    Where do I start?
    Who is a good source of custom short rear fenders? I've seen them on pics.
    Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

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  • 02-23-2008 4:14 PM In reply to

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    Hit the search button and fill in the blanks, oh yeah welcome to the 4m


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  • 02-23-2008 4:20 PM In reply to

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    welcome! you sure you want a 240?[;)] A 260 swingarm will give you a few more options. IMHO, it's worth the xtra $....
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  • 02-23-2008 5:35 PM In reply to

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    welcome to the forum, go with the 260 swing arm, you'll have more options this way[:D]

  • 02-23-2008 5:37 PM In reply to

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    Re: 240 rear, lowered, chopped fender,

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    Welcome Jason,
    If you you are looking to go with 240 or 260 kit. I sell swingarms to complete kits. Not to far from you. Cedar rapids, Iowa.
    You can contact me direct at 319-899-0676 if you like. Or you can email at jzcadiman@aol.com.
    Jim

  • 02-23-2008 8:30 PM In reply to

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    Re: 240 rear, lowered, chopped fender,

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    welcome to the forum.

  • 02-23-2008 9:54 PM In reply to

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    Welcome, I see the mod bug already got you.
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  • 02-23-2008 11:12 PM In reply to

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    save your money on the fender, modify your own stock fender,several options to choose from,,many, many bro on the forum did their own...amd as thom said, do the 260 arm ..it gives you room for change,,I personally like the 240 tire ..it handles great ..
    Wailen

  • 02-24-2008 1:56 AM In reply to

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    Hi Jason, We have been serving forum members since 2002 and we have a great selection in stock for 2007 kits. Our prices are the most competative as is our inventory.

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  • 02-24-2008 2:52 AM In reply to

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    Well there's certainly answers to all your questions and plenty of opinions and suggestions for you here. Just search anything and everything you want to learn about and you'll find it. Welcome to the forum and congrats on getting a great bike!

  • 02-24-2008 11:16 AM In reply to

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    Re: 240 rear, lowered, chopped fender,

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    Yuo mean like this...................................




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  • 02-24-2008 11:35 AM In reply to

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    Re: 240 rear, lowered, chopped fender,

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    Welcome to the forum...you bought yourself a great bike. There are a great bunch of Warrior riders here and answers to questions you haven't even thought of yet. There are a lot of VERY talented Warrior owners that have done their own work and some forum members that sell their own after market creations. You will always have information at your fingertips, with this site. Again...welcome to the family.
    David

  • 02-24-2008 11:54 AM In reply to

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    Thanks to all so far for the input.
    Does anybody make a full titanium exhaust for the warrior?
    Do vendors sell chopped fenders or do I just need to cut it and paint it myself?

  • 02-24-2008 2:14 PM In reply to

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    Check out Performance Edge for the wheels and swingarm.There work is outstanding.They may even be able to help you out with the fender.

  • 02-24-2008 2:58 PM In reply to

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    Welcome! I went with a 260 from PE. Where you at in Wi? Im in Neenah. Stop by sometime check out my bike. [:)]
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