At first I was thinking theres got to be a catch cause these from Cheapcycleparts.com was over $600.00!
But I crossed my fingers and ordered some.
Before I found these I had tried painting my fenders didn’t work for me. Then I took them to be painted by a specialist and they did hold up much better but over time the paint still didn’t last.
I read up on the fenders and learned that the plastic composites the Stock fenders use is not good for any sort of coating. Before I got the ones off eBay I was thinking they two might lose the covering but I learned these are not the same plastics composites as the original fenders are. So I jumped for them, when I got them on the first thing I did was bend the crap out of them before I even put them on, nothing no cracking nothing!
Since, I’ve rubbed against trees etc riding not a issue yet.
I love-em!
Just wanted to see if anyone else had grabbed a set of these and what they thought.
Grizzly, Kodiak and Big Bear Real Tree Camo Fender Sets
in Yamaha ATV Forum
Posted
Hey everyone, first post here.
Have you guys seen these Fender sets on eBay?
Their Real Tree Hydro Dipped OEM fender sets for $199.99
eBay Item number 250622898088
At first I was thinking theres got to be a catch cause these from Cheapcycleparts.com was over $600.00!
But I crossed my fingers and ordered some.
Before I found these I had tried painting my fenders didn’t work for me. Then I took them to be painted by a specialist and they did hold up much better but over time the paint still didn’t last.
I read up on the fenders and learned that the plastic composites the Stock fenders use is not good for any sort of coating. Before I got the ones off eBay I was thinking they two might lose the covering but I learned these are not the same plastics composites as the original fenders are. So I jumped for them, when I got them on the first thing I did was bend the crap out of them before I even put them on, nothing no cracking nothing!
Since, I’ve rubbed against trees etc riding not a issue yet.
I love-em!
Just wanted to see if anyone else had grabbed a set of these and what they thought.