Minimizer quarter fenders

Jan 18, 2012

Updated Jul 30, 2012

Minimizer quarter fenders feature interior ribbing to deflect road spray and stones away from mirrors, tanks, trailers and on-coming traffic. The design hides mounting brackets on the inside for a smooth look. The fenders feature a contoured design and are galvanized, powder coated and zinc plated. Each lightweight package includes one pair of fenders, 20 pounds total, with an optional custom logo on the spray guard flap, stainless steel top-flap fasteners and a mounting clamp.

Minimizer

www.minimizer.com

(800) 248-3855

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