[skb_35]

does anyone make rear mudflaps for a Motortrike? people that ride behind me say I throw up lots of road grime......

Thanks
Kenny

 

[EarnhardtSPortsman]

Most people buy the Show Chrome or Kury flaps and some even make their own from a truck flap. I believe it will require some fabrication on your part no matter which way you go.

 

[BOOTS]

You may try a search for mud flaps which includes this thread.


gl1800riders.com/forums/showthread.php?t=217719&highlight=Mudflaps

Good luck

 

[KJ5IX]

Call Motor Trike they have them. They mount to the fender with bolts,,, not my preferred way. I made mine and a bracket. You will have to get under the rear and design a bracket for the Adventure. Mud flaps can be made easy with combine belting from Tractor Supply.

 

[mlsa]

I went through all the searching back in June of this year.

I finally bought a set of heavy duty truck mud flaps and cut them to fit and then glued them on with Marine Goop. Still holding great and cost a little less than $20.00 for the flaps and about $3.00 for the goop.

Mine are not fancy and don't light up but look pretty good if I do say so myself and they work.

 

[tharris811]

you can get mud flaps from the trike shop and they work great does takes a little work . You just turn the roadsmith emblem forward & roadsmith does not show.....( motortrike people should love that. lol ) easy to make work on a motortrike

 

[skb_35]

Thanks

Thanks for all the replies, I did a search "after" :wrong: I posted the question and read a lot of idea's, I have some thoughts in mind now and another deal I am waiting on pics.

Thanks Again

Thats what I love about this forum :bow:

Kenny