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Im cutting all the unused tabs off my frame and i have all the ones I dont need identified with the exception of 2. What are these used for?

 

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The tabs furthest back are the ones im not sure about. Also the ones just ahead are for a flag right? Why are there 2?

 

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In this pic its the tab with the bolt still in it that im not sure what its used for.

Edited by dailydrifter
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First pic. The square looking tabs at the very back are for reflectors or signal lights.

 

Second . Are where the stock stinger pipes mount up.

 

Hack them all off. As well as the fender mounts just below them.

 

Buncha other ones to hack off all over the frame. Cdi mount, tors box mount ect and a bunch of others.

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Ive already cut all the other brackets off that I dont need except the ones in the pics. Ill go cut those last ones off and call it a day. Thanks for the quick replies!

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If you use a flapwheel disc on your angle grinder to clean up all your cuts it smooths em out awesome and is good for finishing.

Posted (edited)

So, you're gonna run full or mostly full rear fenders? If not, cut those lower fender brackets off.

 

As for the 2 flag mounts, some people run 2 flags, "because they can". I always thought it looked dumb.

Edited by Starwriter
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I was planning on running full rear fenders but while cutting off the rest of the unused brackets I noticed that the tabs for the rear fenders are cracked at the bottom welds. So now im not sure if ill just cut those off aswell and run race cuts or weld them up. Bottom Pic shows a cracked weld for the rear fender tab.

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Welded the rear brackets today. I used a stick welder because thats all I had access too and wow that was tricky. Used a 6013 1/16 rod at 45 amps and practiced on some scrap metal first until I felt confident I could do the brackets without burning through. Turned out OK.

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Welded the rear brackets today. I used a stick welder because thats all I had access too and wow that was tricky. Used a 6013 1/16 rod at 45 amps and practiced on some scrap metal first until I felt confident I could do the brackets without burning through. Turned out OK.

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