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Brute Force Plastic

Old Sep 7, 2004 | 11:38 AM
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Hey All,

Just wondering how that new harder plastic on the Brute is holding up... I seen one in person the other day and it looks super cool but I have questions as to it's durability...

While on the topic of plastics I was bush riding this weekend and a stick got caught between the black trim piece and the front right fender on my stp 700. Instead of the rubber grommets/fasteners popping, they tore through the plastic and I can't reattach. Short of buying a new fender is there any good way to do plastic repair. Has anybody just taken these flares off and just shaved their fenders?

Curious?
 
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Old Sep 7, 2004 | 11:47 AM
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Dont know about removing the flare, but alot of people drill 2 small holes on the edges and use small zip ties for a cheap fix. They come in all colors. good for quick fix, (keeps it from spreading) but leaving it that way is up to you.
 
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Old Sep 7, 2004 | 10:11 PM
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look thru some of the members pic pages quite a few people have removed the black pieces and then trimmed the lip off the fenders...we did it to one of our stp700's just the other day i personally think it looks alot nicer with out those pieces anyway...also 1 less places for dirt to stay hidden and clean up seems a bit easier and i havent gotten any dirtier than before removal...take 'em off and go nuts with some good shears on the lip the hangs down on the fender and you're in there!!!!
 
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Old Sep 7, 2004 | 11:25 PM
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My plastic is doing great , I caught a tree in a leaning spot and it pressed my rear fender in about 3 inched and it poped back perfect , I like them a lot better than the prairies and water can't run down between the flap and fenders like it does on the prairies
 
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