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When I had my Grizzly, I had the fenders Hydro-dipped. :partyc:

Had it for 2 or 3 yrs like that before I sold it. It held up great ... except if you scrapped the fenders hard up against rocks, like at Moab ... but even then, it looked way cool. :woot:

Check out these photo's ... :seeyac:

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When I had my Grizzly, I had the fenders Hydro-dipped. :partyc:

Had it for 2 or 3 yrs like that before I sold it. It held up great ... except if you scrapped the fenders hard up against rocks, like at Moab ... but even then, it looked way cool. :woot:

Check out these photo's ... :seeyac:

WOW !! That Grizz looked sharp Gunny !!! :oscar:

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I would say for a full set of sport quad plastics, it'd be around $600. So, roughly $200-250 more.

Close. I paid $600 for the front & rear fenders, gas tank cover & 4 fender flares. I then had to buy some new decals & heat shielding. :bannana_guitar:

Factory camo fenders alone where either $1300 or $1900, can't remember. :shock2:

A sport bike would be cheaper of course. But remember, with the Hydro-dipping you can get "CUSTOM" fenders .... :cheer: ... :cheer:

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