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Fenders: cover the tire, clean up the rear, and stop the spray
A fender does one honest job: it sits over the tire and keeps the mud, water and road grit the wheel throws from hitting the rider, the frame and everything behind it. On a motorcycle the rear fender also defines the whole back-end look, so people swap them to change the line of the bike as much as to control spray. On a dirt bike the front fender takes roost and keeps the rider's line of sight clear, and it takes abuse, so a cracked or faded one is a common replacement. Whatever you ride, fenders are a part you fit for function first and looks a close second.
What we stock
There are 31 fenders in stock right now, priced from $44 to $903 - that current range spans a light dirt-bike plastic up to a heavy steel tube fender set, and prices move with what's on the shelf. Three brands are carried: Bikers Choice (20 of the sample), Cycra (10) and Fabtech (1). Coverage leans hard toward motorcycles and dirt bikes, with top makes being Harley-Davidson, Yamaha, KTM, Honda and Jeep across model years 1954 to 2024. Of the 31 listings, 26 carry specific fitment data.
Fenders sit next to the rest of the Exterior section. To catch the spray a fender doesn't, add Mud Flaps. Building out a bike further, browse Handlebars and Mirrors, or handle the lighting with Tail Lights and Turn Signals. Jeep and truck owners cutting for bigger tires often pair fender work with Truck and SUV parts.
Fitment and ordering
Coverage above is a sample of what's in stock, so confirm your year and model before you buy. Not sure it fits? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. All orders ship with free shipping, and Affirm financing are available at checkout.
Fenders: cover the tire, clean up the rear, and stop the spray
A fender does one honest job: it sits over the tire and keeps the mud, water and road grit the wheel throws from hitting the rider, the frame and everything behind it. On a motorcycle the rear fender also defines the whole back-end look, so people swap them to change the line of the bike as much as to control spray. On a dirt bike the front fender takes roost and keeps the rider's line of sight clear, and it takes abuse, so a cracked or faded one is a common replacement. Whatever you ride, fenders are a part you fit for function first and looks a close second.
What we stock
There are 31 fenders in stock right now, priced from $44 to $903 - that current range spans a light dirt-bike plastic up to a heavy steel tube fender set, and prices move with what's on the shelf. Three brands are carried: Bikers Choice (20 of the sample), Cycra (10) and Fabtech (1). Coverage leans hard toward motorcycles and dirt bikes, with top makes being Harley-Davidson, Yamaha, KTM, Honda and Jeep across model years 1954 to 2024. Of the 31 listings, 26 carry specific fitment data.
Fenders sit next to the rest of the Exterior section. To catch the spray a fender doesn't, add Mud Flaps. Building out a bike further, browse Handlebars and Mirrors, or handle the lighting with Tail Lights and Turn Signals. Jeep and truck owners cutting for bigger tires often pair fender work with Truck and SUV parts.
Fitment and ordering
Coverage above is a sample of what's in stock, so confirm your year and model before you buy. Not sure it fits? Call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. All orders ship with free shipping, and Affirm financing are available at checkout.