Tramguage1
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Honda aftermarket parts came without instructions. If I remember correctly there was a QR code that when scaned would take you to the instruvtions online.
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Honda aftermarket parts came without instructions. If I remember correctly there was a QR code that when scaned would take you to the instruvtions online.
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Yeah, Lee thanks for coming through for us.
Here's my unofficial Man-structions. Use at your Pioneer's own risk.
Install bracket first.(behind fender of course)
Drill from underneath(or back) of the fender through the bottom hole.
The hole may not line up... Neither did my camera.
So I shaved a little at a time off the lip on the back of the flare...
You may have to bend the bracket a little to get this hole to line up closer...
Then I drilled and fastened one hole at a time around to the bottom making sure it was tight against the body.
I wish Honda had extended them further down like the mud busters. I believe they could have. But I do think they look better regardless.
Now I'm fixin' to put the rear mud busters on.
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I ordered mine from BikeBandit.com for like $83. I went ahead and added one of the Ram Mount cup holders to get the total over $99 so I could qualify for free shipping. Not a bad deal at all...
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Yep, Bike bandit. There's a list of Honda items & prices I got from them on the Buying a 700 thread. Dang, I forgot my Ram-mounts. Now I'll have to get more stuff to make freight-paid.
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Damn you just cost me $100!! Haha those are sweet looking
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The more I look at it the more I wish Honda could've made a matching set for the rear but I guess the swinging door prohibits that.
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I'm in, order placed last night and sure wish I'd had them installed before this past weekends duck hunt. My Sedona Ripsaws are major mud slingers.
they sure do look nice, but I don't think they go down low enough, mud still going to be slung on the doors. Some of the trails I ride are to narrow now, I don't think the extra width would be very welcome either, but they sure do look nice.
@wataboy How long did it take yours to arrive? I ordered mine on 1/12 and I'm hoping they get here in time for a ride we have coming up this weekend!
Have you tested yours out yet? The last time we road in mud we wore some of it. Definitely not as bad as the Rzrs with us but I'd like to cut down on it some. I'm also thinking of installing some ABS plastic in some places to keep mud out. I've got to get the cleanup time cut down some.
Have you tested yours out yet? The last time we road in mud we wore some of it. Definitely not as bad as the Rzrs with us but I'd like to cut down on it some. I'm also thinking of installing some ABS plastic in some places to keep mud out. I've got to get the cleanup time cut down some.
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Had to order before @Tflynn got the last one. I ordered from bikebandits like everyone else. I talked to rockymountain but they said they do not carry it. I did find a coupon code "XJAN17" so that will even save another 5% so it will come to $78+. Now you can get something more expensive to get to 100.
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Ordered mine on 12/19. They were back-ordered then came in last week.
Haven't tested yet but they need some more mudflap material down low. I'm looking around for some to rivet on.
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