I will of course keep my original stainless front fender but I was thinking of going a little more modern looking with a shorter slightly more pointed front aftermarket fender. Any suggestions??
Matt Rambow (CNW) has an unpainted steel one with a nicely trimmed mounting bridge for $115. If you are cheap like me, you can buy an aftermarket '73-99 Dyna Glide fender in chrome for $28 or unpainted for $32. You will have to trim and drill the bridge yourself. http://www.shopv-twincycles.com/sho...70904&browse=416412&shopBy=4346&catalogId=680
Also check out www.clubmanracing.com He offers an alloy shorter fender that was just the ticket for me (I had the exact same sentiment about the stock fender). Do go to his gallery pics to see what this might look like.
His mounts (extra $, naturally) fit over the fender, the only thing I didn't like about the set-up. I fiddled around and managed to make them work under the fender.... it's not completely seamless by any means, not by a long shot, but it's a nice alloy fender that doesn't smother the front wheel *and is not some heavy steel conglomeration that's been chromed or the like. A goodly alternative, in my (nozo) humble opinion.
Here's my lowly set-up. Not done, but you can see the fender:
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