What a b!tch!

[doubletee]

Just finished installing chrome dragon fork protectors. I haven't sworn that much in years. I have small hands and fairly dextrous fingers, but I needed hands about 1/2 the size of mine and double-jointed fingers. Sumbitch.

But, all's well that ends well. They're on there and I think they look good.

[fudgie]

Wow those are great! 
Thx for the tip, i'll remember that as I sneak those off your bike!

[doubletee]

Wow those are great! 
Thx for the tip, i'll remember that as I sneak those off your bike!

I know they'll come off a he11 of a lot easier than they went on!   

[BF]

I likey......where'd ya get 'em?

[9Ball]

be careful when you're washing your bike...they look like hand shredders.

They're nice.

[doubletee]

I likey......where'd ya get 'em?

Big Mike at Valkyrie Bling and More

[Foozle]

When installing my Kewl Metal chrome fork protectors (which resemble your's, by the way), I quickly learned that it's easiest just to take the front fender off.  Until realizing this - I, too, recall using some pretty creative language.  Terry

[doubletee]

When installing my Kewl Metal chrome fork protectors (which resemble your's, by the way), I quickly learned that it's easiest just to take the front fender off.  Until realizing this - I, too, recall using some pretty creative language.  Terry

Mine are Kewl Metal, too. I just happened to purchase them through Valkyrie Bling and More at InZane X this past summer.

I thought about taking off the fender, but figured I'd still have the opportunity to swear just as much trying to get the nuts put back on the underside of the brake line holders. Also would have given me even more opportunity to further scratch up or otherwise wreck the paint on the fender. 

[Stitch_in_La]

Yeah remove the fender makes it much easier.  Yes they are rough on the hands if you get a little overzealous, really bad on the rag though.

Chuck

[NCGhostrider]

And I thought you met my ex-wife....