Vagabond Motorsports VM-S110 Fender Eliminator Kit Compatible with Suzuki GSX-S1000 / GSX-S1000F

I bought a Suzuki GSX-S1000F and needed to get rid of that hideous boat anchor on the back (also known as the OEM rear fender)Did some homework and was considering that Yoshimura since I had same one On CBR and Ninja. When I came across the Vagabond, I noticed the high amount of satisfied customers.Did a little research on YouTube and found that this company made a informative video on how to install. it’s a great 30 minute step-by-step video on EXACT process to install it. Based on video simplicity, I decided to order it and super glad that I did!It took me about an hour to gather tools & install the entire kit. the video made things so much easier with all you will need and all the necessary steps to make it an easy straightforward process.The craftsmanship and overall design is very heavy duty and sleek, and they really took time to engineer the different angles and overall fitment to make sure it is snug. No water or dirt will get inside of the rear of the bike area.

This bracket is awesome. Easy to install and looks great. Recommend for anyone if they want to shorten the tail on your bike.

Looks great and works with stock parts perfectly. LEDs? No problem.Edit: they need to reconfigure this so the liscence plate light is facing more downward. This becomes a larger issue if a led bulb is installed, but can be a distraction or blinding to a driver behind you. Also the plate could be more vertical. These two issues combined COULD get you pulled over.

this product is everything it says it is and does everything its supposed to do. excellent quality. super easy to install. there are a couple youtube videos on how to install this and they explain it perfectly, its that easy! its like its made for my bike, oh wait, it is! buy this and you wont be dissappointed, dont buy it and you might be. it only got 4 stars cuz i feel Nothing is perfect! but for a fender eliminator kit this is pretty close. good job vagabond!

WARNING! This does not fit the gsxs750 the way it comes in the package. I bought it anyway and modified it. I did it in a crude manner with hand tools and a drill. And it looks great.This can be made to fit ideally with a drill, vice, mallet, hacksaw and some common sense. I cut the tag end off the frame and bent it to the angle I needed. Drilled holes to fit the bracket and it's good to go.