I couldn't imagine not having fenders, especially is some of the stuff we ride in. not belt friendly lol

So not long after my last post I found a guy selling a set of front and rear banshee fenders, I got them both for $40. I trimmed them to fit and made a few mounting bracket/rods. I think it looks pretty good, I compressed the suspension as much as I could and they seem to have plenty of clearance. I would still like to do the side skirts but I'm happy to have something.

I might vinyl wrap them at some point.

I like the back very much. Is it just me or would a set of rear ones also look good on the front?

Having the rears in front wouldn't be a mudguard though, look at how high they end

The back fit good, the tops of the fronts could be longer. The pictures kinda look weird, they look a lot better in person.

I though about a set of rears for the front and then a little extension like the fronts of fl250s.

Either way cant go wrong for $40

[quote="Garemie"]Having the rears in front wouldn't be a mudguard though, look at how high they end

L rear on R front, would put the scoop in the correct spot I think.

Oh duh, sorry. Great idea

I think it looks pretty good the way it is, if you had not said they were Banshee fenders one might not even notice they weren't honda

I found some plastic to make side panels and used the banshee plastic scopes as side scopes.


I made a last minute decision to run out to the badlands with my two sons yesterday because the weather looked great and it was nice! Almost 60 and sunny all day.


We had a great time, I exercised the suspension as best as my back would allow and the fenders held up great but one bolt did come loose from a fender mount. Not bad for $40 and a little bit of time, they kept me clean and dry.