Z1000-A1 inner plastic rear mudguard

[TiBolts]

Hi Zed heads

Looking for the plastic front section of the rear mudguard assembly. My old one is split in the middle and all chewed up around the bolt holes. I can bodge it for the time being but anyone got a spare? Zed Power no longer do them (although they have the Z1 ones which are a bit of a different shape but I wonder if one of those would fit? It looks the same where it slides in and bolts on...).

Surely someone out there who has monoshocked their Zed Thou has a spare one....

Cheers

[KeithZ1R]

if your happy with repro

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/273809073706 ... xyOM5RdmRX

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[TiBolts]

if your happy with repro

Thanks Keith - I know Z Power have these too; the fittings look the same as mine but mine doesn't have those 'dent like' shapes in it. Not sure if Z1 one like this would fit?

Cheers

Theo

[000zeds]

Z1 type inner mudguard will not fit Z900 or Z1000

[Kev1R]

Z1 Enterprises do this one
https://www.z1enterprises.com/rr-fender ... -1000.html

(Z power used to do the Z1000 type because I bought one - but its a few years ago now)

[TiBolts]

Thanks Kev! Yes I contacted Phil and he said they can't get any now and don't know if they ever will again

Looks like it's the States then.. cheers

Or maybe not... comes to $178 with shipping... I might try John Browse

[Kev1R]

Might work out cheaper to get your original repaired - I used these guys afew years ago to repair a cracked zx9r fairing and it came back looking like new.
https://www.plastics-surgery.com/
I dare say there are others dotted around the country just as good

In the meantime I found my old inner mudguard (from a Z1R) but from your description is in similar state to yours - ie cracks around where the bolt holes secure it at the top. As you say - you could have a go at doing it yourself as any repairs are out of sight and it doesn't have to look pretty.

[TiBolts]

Might work out cheaper to get your original repaired - I used these guys afew years ago to repair a cracked zx9r fairing and it came back looking like new.
https://www.plastics-surgery.com/
I dare say there are others dotted around the country just as good

In the meantime I found my old inner mudguard (from a Z1R) but from your description is in similar state to yours - ie cracks around where the bolt holes secure it at the top. As you say - you could have a go at doing it yourself as any repairs are out of sight and it doesn't have to look pretty.

Cheers Kev - yes I'll probably fix it myself, at least it'll do until maybe I find a better one. Ooh that plastics repair place isn't far from me...