Rear mud flap ??

[pocono1700]

HAS ANYONE PUT A MUD FLAP ON THE SUPPORT BAR THAT RUNS UNDER A 1700 VOYAGER REAR FENDER :hmm:

[Sin City Stan]

Thinking about a little off roading??? :D

[Old Bear]

I figure it isn't needed, as everyone knows that upon approaching a waterhole, a gentleman puts his coat over the water for his lady to traverse! :D

[smbke]

Thinking about a little off reading??? :D

Roading?

[rickyboy]

Actually there was a member who did some great leather work. Her and her husband had a lot of her work on both their Nomads. They came to our first National in Custer. Anyway they both had rear mud flaps. I always meant to have one made but she and her husband have both sold their bikes and stopped riding I think. I don't recall her name but maybe one of the long time members can help me out. But they looked good on the Nomad and I'm sure they'd look equally well on the Voyager. I'm sure if you could design one and how it would fit on the bike, Franks Leather Prod. http://www.franksleatherproducts.com/ could make you one easy enough.

[Calflan]

I had some front and back on my 1600 Classic. When I bought the Voyager, I pulled them off teh Classic and installed on the Voyager. The front was an easy fit and installation. The rear had to be cut around the cross beam for the bags, but fits well, looks good (I think anyway). I originally bought them from Timberwolf in Georgia. Web link attached below. They don't list any for the Voyager, but as I stated the front from a Classic mounts fine and the rear need be cut around the bar under the rear fender. Easy to do and functional.
http://timberwolfleather.com/

[pocono1700]

We will put on the rain gear and still ride so i was thinking a rear flap would hold down some of the spray off the fender and such! Thanks for your input i will check into that web link

[davidhollinger]

My Nomad came with the Yosemite Sam mudflap....that was the first thing I removed!!

[Damo222]

Put a stainless steel one on mine.

[minst7877]

Actually there was a member who did some great leather work. Her and her husband had a lot of her work on both their Nomads. They came to our first National in Custer. Anyway they both had rear mud flaps. I always meant to have one made but she and her husband have both sold their bikes and stopped riding I think. I don't recall her name but maybe one of the long time members can help me out. But they looked good on the Nomad and I'm sure they'd look equally well on the Voyager. I'm sure if you could design one and how it would fit on the bike, Franks Leather Prod. http://www.franksleatherproducts.com/ could make you one easy enough.


That would of been Cyclecat I have a set of her engine guard bar chaps on my 99. Excellent leatherwork.

DC