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A "Savage Indian"? (Read 17 times)

BOWDIER Full Member Offline Posts: 181 OCALA, FL Gender:	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #15 - 07/10/07 at 14:15:28 waht is that German, wish I could read the post, I would love to get some fenders like that, anyone have any ideal were you can get them. He did a great job on the paint also
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Bugscraper Full Member 2004 No Login Offline I love YaBB 1G - SP1! Posts: 130 Gender:	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #16 - 07/10/07 at 15:09:23 You can probly use a rear Harley Fatboy fender -- an older 1 that fits a 140 tire. Haven't looked yet, but wouldn't be surprised if JCWhitney has 'em cheaper.
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Reply #17 - 07/10/07 at 15:49:41

BOWDIER wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:

waht is that German, wish I could read the post, I would love to get some fenders like that, anyone have any ideal were you can get them. He did a great job on the paint also

Go to http://babelfish.altavista.com/ and enter the URL for that page, then select German to English translation. It's far from perfect but you can usually get the gist.

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smokey02 Full Member Offline Time flies like an arrow, fruit flies like bananas Posts: 233 Alta Loma, California Gender:	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #18 - 07/10/07 at 16:17:57 Babel fish is a pretty good way to translate, just insert the URL and click on 'German to English'. There are pics showing the cutting and fabrication of the fenders and side plates. Her bike really looks nice.
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mpescatori Serious Thumper Offline Romanum Thumperium Cavalco, yeaaah !!! Posts: 3547 Rome, Italy Gender:	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #19 - 07/11/07 at 06:42:31 Now that is what I need... - Sportster handlebars - sprung solo seat - Indian fenders - flat, high mounted headlight - 4 gal tank ... I can only drool...
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Tekumseh Ex Member	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #20 - 07/12/07 at 07:13:53 This Indian-look-a-like Savage is probably the coolest thing I've ever seen. I love the newer Inadian, I love the Kawasaki Drifter, but from now on; closest to my heart is Viv's Indian Savage. Maybe I should try to marry her, to get the bike... But she live in Germany...
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Savage_Rob Serious Thumper Alliance Member Offline Mechanically Inclined Amateur Posts: 6972 Texas (Dallas area) Gender:	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #21 - 07/12/07 at 10:19:41 But that stock can's gotta go. Maybe a fishtail on that rig would look good.
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ratdog472 Full Member Offline The Savages are restless... Posts: 156 Springfield, MO Gender:	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #22 - 07/14/07 at 09:45:29 Rockin John- Where did you price out fenders at?
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Reply #23 - 07/14/07 at 13:21:20

ratdog472 wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:07:

Rockin John- Where did you price out fenders at?

Found some generic full fenders, and old used Harley/Indian fenders on eBay. Some of the Jesse James Chopper fenders are shaped a bit like the one on Viv's bike. Not really skirted, but wide-sided enough to get a bit of the skirt effect.

Most of my searching was done on eBay and Google with simple search strings like "chopper fenders" "Indian fenders" etc... I have hundreds of links bookmarked, and could search them for a couple of hours and find some, but you can probably research them yourself as fast or faster.

I need to organize my motorcycle bookmarks and post a link to a bunch of handy ones. I've picked up a lot of good ones from other people's posts right here on this forum.

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ratdog472 Full Member Offline The Savages are restless... Posts: 156 Springfield, MO Gender:	Re: A "Savage Indian"? Reply #24 - 07/14/07 at 15:32:12 JPCycles has the front fender and they used to have rears in the raw from when Indian folded. I wonder if Drifter fenders would work or could be MADE to work.. Although they are plastic from the sounds of it.
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