repair fiberglass

[Capt Lou]

I was rear ended yesterday by another bike and the fiberglass fender and trunk was badly cracked. Does anyone know where I can get it fixed. I live in central New Jersey. Thank you.

 

[ROAD DOG]

I was rear ended yesterday by another bike and the fiberglass fender and trunk was badly cracked. Does anyone know where I can get it fixed. I live in central New Jersey. Thank you.

HELLO what fender do you need I have a couple of them there in good condition , will need to be painted to match your bike ,look on ebay for a used trunk .

 

[Capt Lou]

I have a 2012 Harley tri glide

 

[HDB0B]

Russ Corvette Restoration Mount Holly NJ 609-351-6971

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[GARYD]

Where does your dealer have their stuff repaired??? What about your insurance company. Where do they want you to sent it???

 

[cavie]

auto body shop. boat repair shop.

 

[ROAD DOG]

I have a 2012 Harley tri glide

Do you need a left or a right ? I will give you the fender you will have to pay shipping .

 

[tom w]

way to go road dog ! that's what biker brothers do !ThumbUpThumbUpThumbUp

 

[trikermutha]

if its a tri glide I do not believe it is fiberglass

 

[msocko3]

if its a tri glide I do not believe it is fiberglass

I believe some of the early ones were, when my 2010 took a big rock on the fender it had strands in the divot the rock left.

 

[eighty80]

I have a 2012 Tri-Glide. When a coyote hit me at 70 miles an hour, it also tore up the left rear fender. Sure looked like fiberglass to me.

I just went and bought a new factory painted one. Threw the damaged one away.

Later, eighty80.

 

[Harry-O]

I have a 2012 Trike it was fixed with Fiberglass.

 

[Phu Cat]

​They're either polypropylene or polyethylene, I believe. But don't quote me on that, or bet money on it, or take it seriously, think it's true, or correct, or believable, or accurate, reliable, trustworthy, appropriate, or dependable. I'm usually right. I remember this time back in '78 when I thought I might have been wrong but it turned out I was only mistaken. So I can't ever be too sure.

Phu Cat

JB Weld makes a "plastic bonder" (comes in a yellow package) that will hold like you wouldn't believe. Have the piece(s) in the position you want before it hardens cuz you're not going to change it once it's hard! And it hardens in just a couple minutes. Sand, grind, cut, drill,etc ya can't break it loose. Just rough the surface of the material you're going to attach the piece to, clean sanding dust off, mix glue parts together (it's real easy) and join parts together. And if you didn't get the parts laid out perfectly smooth, mix up a little more bonder and spread it across the side you want to smooth, let it harden, just like bondo, then sand it down.