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53 Super Flash rear mudguards
« on: 05.06. 2019 17:56 »
I had several reproduced by Vintage Steel in Australia  https://vintagesteelfenders.com/  They were copied from my original. They are raw steel and undrilled. All the proper cutouts and reinforcement tabs are there.
$500.00 USD plus shipping.
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Re: 53 Super Flash rear mudguards
« Reply #1 on: 05.06. 2019 19:28 »
Lovely stuff!
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Re: 53 Super Flash rear mudguards
« Reply #2 on: 05.06. 2019 21:04 »
G'day BT.
Thanks for posting that. I added their web site.
I didn't know the SF rear guard was un-hinged. Would be a job getting the back wheel out.
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Re: 53 Super Flash rear mudguards
« Reply #3 on: 05.06. 2019 22:08 »
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The right side stay is a two piece affair that pivots at the plunger tower.  The rear piece swings up and out of the way for wheel extraction.
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