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Woo hoo!!! You're almost riding...

Rob, are you riding?

Don't give up on it Rob; maybe you should reread "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance".

Penetrating oil into the metal seal surface...

Soak it overnight with PB Blaster penetrating oil. Are you using a slide hammer with a coarse sheet metal screw?

Ray from Indiana wrote:Wher did you guys find new BMW mud flaps?

Ray, I found mine used on e-bay in nice condition. I think Bob's or Hucky's was selling new flaps, but they were quite expensive.

If you are running a bigger tire than "OEM", be careful that INSIDE doesn't rub on the tire. You won't like that!! Jean, you made a good argument for mounting it on the outside. Also, road side tire repairs, I think, would be easier by unscrewing two screws on one side to clear for tire r...

I would think that it would look better mounted on the inside....but create a little shelf for mud to accumulate on. On the other hand....why would you want one at all? Our fenders already cover a lot of the wheel....and are not really begging to be drilled. Are you worried about shooting dirt up a...

That's how I'd do it with a painted guard too. How well does it fit into the guard on the inside? Steve, this one is definitely designed to go on the outside, but with new holes in mud flap and a some trimming and it should be fine. I should have just taken some generic rubber and cut one for the i...

Thank you for all the replies. Steve I'm installing it on my sweet '76 R90/6 daily rider for better PNW winter crud protection. The flap that I purchased on flea bay appears to be an OEM and is contoured for the outside just like yours. Since I have to drill holes into a very nice painted fender wit...