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Blue collar bobber

HellDude

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Just got into an accident against a deer. Once im better, I wanna add a rear bobber fender kit. Ive seen some bolt on kits from BCB and Bobber Cycle... Has anyone tried either one? Just need your opinion on which is stronger or has the better quality..
 
Man, hope you're recovering well.

I went with bcb. It was a bit more expensive, but it looks quality and was a straightforward installation.
 
Glad you're okay, man! So, when it comes to those kits, I gotta say, the BCB ones really stand out. They're super sleek and fit like a glove, plus they're designed specifically for certain bikes. Bobber Cycle makes some tough gear too, but it's a bit more universal, which means you might have to tweak it a bit to make it work just right. Planning to install it yourself or have a shop do it?
 
I'm really glad to hear you're okay, hitting a deer can be serious business. A while ago, I helped a friend put a BCB kit on his Shadow after he had an accident. The fit was perfect, the welds were strong, and it was a lot easier to deal with than the universal kits. Not long after, he rode it across the state without any problems
 
A while ago, I helped a friend put a BCB kit on his Shadow after he had an accident. The fit was perfect, the welds were strong, and it was a lot easier to deal with than the universal kits. Not long after, he rode it across the state without any problems
I'm happy to hear your buddy's car is fixed. That kit is a lifesaver. It's always great when repairs go smoothly after a mess like that.
 
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