Ditch the huge heel guards

[z400clone]

Ok I'm a duner so I'm not in the market for nerfs, but I needed something to support the fenders to keep them from flopping and tearing themselves up.

Nothing fancy, I just whipped them up for a trip to the dunes. I've only had the bike for a couple of days so I haven't had much time.

Just an idea for people what want the same thing.. no nerfs or heel guards. Thin, trim and sturdy... works for me.

[SandShark400]

very nice quad

those look like they are from the factory...good job...

[z400roosteR]

It deffinately looks good, but to me that's a ballsy move. I would be afraid of slipin when jumpin a razorback and losing my footing into the paddles!

[coryatver]

If you know how to ride your feet shouldn't be coming off the pegs. A lot of cross country racers run just pegs and have no problem.

[spudss]

What size rims and tires are you running? have you tried to run the paddles with the heel guards on?? I am going to the dunes on the 31st and have a set of hualers on 10" rims.. I would rather run them with heel guards (just incase the chicks want a ride)..LOL..

[z400clone]

Those are 20" Stars. I tried to hold the heel guards up against the bike and get an idea. I think 20" tires will be just fine. But I wasn't able to get the gaurds in the exact right spot w/o removing my brackets. I also have 21" haulers that I will bolt on when I want to "haul some arse" I don't know if they would have fit with the heel guards.

[Mr.D]

That looks awesome, reminds me of the clean look of the original Honda 250r.

[z400clone]

Sorry, but now you are talking about my other R..........

[outlaw450r]

Originally posted by z400clone
Sorry, but now you are talking about my other R..........

Now thats nice. The brackets look cool too.