Fender Accessories

Fender Accessories: Cover, Protect and Finish the Metal Over Your Wheels

The fender is the panel arched over each wheel, and fender accessories are the parts that finish it, protect it, or change how it looks. That covers a wide job list: fender flares that widen coverage over a bigger tire, fender liners that shield the wheel well from spray and road debris, carbon fender ducts and shrouds that dress the front end, and fender eliminators that strip the bulky rear tail section off a motorcycle for a cleaner tuck. If you have fitted a wider wheel and tire package, added a duct, or tidied a bike tail, you have worked in this category.

What ThreePiece Stocks

There are 32 fender accessories in stock here, spread across 7 brands. The current price range runs from $49 to $604 for what is on the shelf now, not a promise of future pricing. The range leans heavily toward motorcycles: Kuryakyn is the largest presence with 16 products, followed by Bikers Choice and Mustang Motorcycle at 6 each, plus single listings from Body Armor 4x4, New Rage Cycles, COBB and Seibon.

Concrete examples show the breadth. The Seibon Honda Civic Type-R carbon fiber fender ducts and the COBB gloss carbon fender shrouds for the Subaru WRX/STI cover the sport-car side. The Body Armor 4x4 front fender liners for the Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT handle the off-road side. On motorcycles, the Kuryakyn chrome rear fender flares for trikes, the Bikers Choice raw rear fender, and the New Rage Cycles Suzuki GSX-8S tucked fender eliminator show the tucked-tail and replacement fender options.

How to Choose

Start with what job you are doing. If you want protection, fender liners are the answer. If you want a finished cosmetic front, carbon ducts and shrouds do that. If you are cleaning up a bike tail, an eliminator kit is the part. The trade-off is scope: replacement fenders like the Bikers Choice piece change the whole panel, while ducts and flares bolt to what you already have. Price tracks that scope, from the $49 end up to the $604 carbon parts.

What Else You Need

Fender parts rarely go on alone. If you are widening tire coverage, pair fender work with mud flaps to keep spray down. On bikes, an eliminator often means new turn signals and a relocated tail light. Riders swapping out front-end parts often also look at handlebars and mirrors. Browse the full Exterior section for the rest.

Fitment and Ordering

Of the 32 items, 23 carry fitment data covering makes including Harley-Davidson, Honda, Subaru, Jeep, Yamaha and Suzuki, across model years from 1959 to 2025. Confirm your exact year and model before buying. For fitment help, call 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available through our financing options.

Fender Accessories: Cover, Protect and Finish the Metal Over Your Wheels

The fender is the panel arched over each wheel, and fender accessories are the parts that finish it, protect it, or change how it looks. That covers a wide job list: fender flares that widen coverage over a bigger tire, fender liners that shield the wheel well from spray and road debris, carbon fender ducts and shrouds that dress the front end, and fender eliminators that strip the bulky rear tail section off a motorcycle for a cleaner tuck. If you have fitted a wider wheel and tire package, added a duct, or tidied a bike tail, you have worked in this category.

What ThreePiece Stocks

There are 32 fender accessories in stock here, spread across 7 brands. The current price range runs from $49 to $604 for what is on the shelf now, not a promise of future pricing. The range leans heavily toward motorcycles: Kuryakyn is the largest presence with 16 products, followed by Bikers Choice and Mustang Motorcycle at 6 each, plus single listings from Body Armor 4x4, New Rage Cycles, COBB and Seibon.

Concrete examples show the breadth. The Seibon Honda Civic Type-R carbon fiber fender ducts and the COBB gloss carbon fender shrouds for the Subaru WRX/STI cover the sport-car side. The Body Armor 4x4 front fender liners for the Jeep Wrangler JL and Gladiator JT handle the off-road side. On motorcycles, the Kuryakyn chrome rear fender flares for trikes, the Bikers Choice raw rear fender, and the New Rage Cycles Suzuki GSX-8S tucked fender eliminator show the tucked-tail and replacement fender options.

How to Choose

Start with what job you are doing. If you want protection, fender liners are the answer. If you want a finished cosmetic front, carbon ducts and shrouds do that. If you are cleaning up a bike tail, an eliminator kit is the part. The trade-off is scope: replacement fenders like the Bikers Choice piece change the whole panel, while ducts and flares bolt to what you already have. Price tracks that scope, from the $49 end up to the $604 carbon parts.

What Else You Need

Fender parts rarely go on alone. If you are widening tire coverage, pair fender work with mud flaps to keep spray down. On bikes, an eliminator often means new turn signals and a relocated tail light. Riders swapping out front-end parts often also look at handlebars and mirrors. Browse the full Exterior section for the rest.

Fitment and Ordering

Of the 32 items, 23 carry fitment data covering makes including Harley-Davidson, Honda, Subaru, Jeep, Yamaha and Suzuki, across model years from 1959 to 2025. Confirm your exact year and model before buying. For fitment help, call 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available through our financing options.