Power cable too short

[guerney]

Why not just extend the mud flap ?
I did so on my Kona Ute, I have some old butyl pond liner /shed roof covering over and cut a pair of extra longer extensions for my mudguards.
Front one protects my down tube and TSDZ2 from damage and the rear one protects my trailer cargo contents from debris splatter.

I think stuff will be kicked up at the motor regardless, because of my preferred high average legal speed, plus on my bike the motor isn't situated as far off the road, as would be on other bikes. Thanks for suggesting pond liner and shed roofing (felt?) - I'll get around to extending the mudflap with some sort of material. Seems I can secure using nuts and bolts.

 

[Nealh]

Not roofing felt , just butyl liner . Butyl is used for pond and flat roofs.
I glued my extensions in place using a silicone based adhesive/sealer , the same stuff I used for the TSDZ2 .

 

[guerney]

Not roofing felt , just butyl liner . Butyl is used for pond and flat roofs.
I glued my extensions in place using a silicone based adhesive/sealer , the same stuff I used for the TSDZ2 .

I've got a few metres of 6mm thick rubber mat stored outgassing in the loft, I could lop a mudflap shaped bit off, bolt it on.

 

[thelarkbox]

large PET drinks bottles don't require digging in the loft, and provide an easy to salvage source of flexible sheet material.

 

[Nealh]

I used soft flexible butyl because anything stiffer if snagged could likely crack /snap the mudguard.

 

[chris_n]

large PET drinks bottles don't require digging in the loft, and provide an easy to salvage source of flexible sheet material.

They are returnable here so would cost me €0.25, not that I would ever use one for such a purpose in the first place.