Seamless paddle brackets

October 4, 2013

Minimizer’s seamless paddle brackets for its fender sets are designed to provide a sleek look without visible bolts. The brackets are engineered to simplify fender installation, reduce suspension bulk and absorb impact, working with the company’s fenders to soften road vibration. The brackets are constructed from 100 percent composite material; they are flexible, never need paint and won’t stress crack.

The company also recently implemented the Vehicle Maintenance Reporting Standard system for its line of fenders and other products.

For more information, visit www.minimizer.com.

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