Self supportive motorcycle fender

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2005-05-10

2005-05-10

Morris, Lesley D. (Department: 3611)

Land vehicles

Wheeled

Attachment

C280S219000

Reexamination Certificate

active

06889990

ABSTRACT:
A rear fender of a motorcycle is supported at one end by anchoring the fender in two rail supports of a rear subframe. Bolts supporting rear spring/damper units secure the one end of the fender. The fender includes two horizontally extending end flanges and two vertically extending side flanges. Vertically extending bolts pass through the horizontally extending flanges and are held by slugs located in rail supports of the rear subframe of the motorcycle.

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