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Kaabo Mantis King GT front splash guard

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A front splash guard to prevents water and dirt from splashing up when driving. It also protects the scooter.

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This is my version 2.0 of a splash guard for the Kaabo Mantis King GT to prevents water and dirt from splashing up when driving. It also protects the scooter and it's front suspension.

It contains of 4 parts, one right and left bracket and a middle part. The fourth part can be made to your liking, with and height, and connects with two screws to the middle part. 

For the fourth part I used a flexible chopping board from IKEA because it's thin, sturdy and flexible just to the right level what I prefer. And it's inexpensive!
https://www.ikea.com/se/en/p/finfoerdela-bendable-chopping-board-green-bright-green-40559680/

You can of course design your own part and print it in TPU if you do not have an IKEA close to you :-)

 

How to print

  • Right and left bracket
    • PETG
    • 0.2mm, 4 perimeters, 15% infill
    • Painted support
  • Mid bracket
    • TPU
    • 0.2mm, 4 perimeters, 100% infill
    • Painted support, multi-material (PLA)
    • Added a cylinder, height 0.2mm, at the end to secure it stays in place (might not be needed)

How to assemble

  • Remove the front screws from the fender on each side. Prepare a replacement screws which are 4 mm longer.
  • Prepare the fourth part, I made mine about 9cm high and 11cm wide. Place it in the center of the mid-bracket and mark the holes.
  • Assemble the fourth part to mid-bracket with stainless steel screws.
  • File off the edges on right and left bracket to make it easier to push them into the mid-part. Its designed to be a tight fit and worked perfectly for me but that may vary from printer to printer.
  • Take one side bracket and assemble it about half way into the mid-bracket. Attach it to scooter and when in place take the other side bracket and push it in. The construction makes it stay in place without screws.
  • Assemble the new 4 mm longer screws to secure it in place with the front fender. 

 

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