Fenda Extenda

[davec]

Anyone use them?are they any good for protecting the front of the engine and radiator etc?

[darrsi]

Yeah, i put one on about 3 weeks ago, after i'd given the downpipes a good scrub, and the pipes are still looking okay now.

[stevierst]

Had em fitted to most of my bikes, good bit if kit for keeping the muck off your bike.

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[ponkster]

Think they are good - dont stop all the crud but most - best bang for bucks of all the bolt on upgrades - cant  think of any reasons not to have one!

[ChristoT]

I have one, as well as a bellypan. Wouldn't be without either, the downpipes do benefit hugely from their presence.

[reillypadraig]

Have one myself, was already on it but it does save the rad a good bit aswel,

[Chris]

Ye, I'd say it's well worth it  8)

Chris

[davec]

Thanks for the replies.Sounds like a good investment.

[darrsi]

I got this one, and they even send you the correct drill bit for the plastic rivet holes.


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Yamaha-FZS600-...3ccf2cb684

[davec]

Thanks darrsi.

[simonm]

http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/viewite...4425978497

This is mine for the difference it makes  :b

[davec]

Thanks simonm. That's the one I'd been looking at.

[simonm]

Thanks simonm. That's the one I'd been looking at.

This is what it looks like http://foc-u.co.uk/index.php/topic,6169....l#msg58061

[markaboot]

yep i have one. after it being on so long i think the bike would look weird without it. the original fender just looks too high.

[Fuzzy]

I wouldn't be without one now either. If you don't want to drill into the mudguard or don't fancy having screws near your front tyre, you can stick it on with silicone sealant. I removed my mudguard, stuck it on and left it overnight with a sack of pebbles on top to keep them pressed together and it's been solid ever since, 18 months or so.

[unfazed]

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