🔧 Galvanized Steel Single Round Metal Fender for 12 inch Wheel Size - Tie Down 86265 (1 Pack) Review

I cut this to make a custom fender for my cafe bike. The steel is very thick. I would like to note that the cross section is not completely flat in the "flat" section. Has a little bow with it.

Ideal for Honda Shadow VLX Rear Fender. It's solid and just what you'd expect, a bit of sweat cutting and poisoning, and it works great for a bike but a 12" not 8".

Very well packaged, excellent condition on arrival; Good quality overall but wish it was a slightly heavier steel. Perfect fit for my single Waverunner pendant. Drilled holes, primed, painted, installed and everything worked.

I needed a new pair of fenders for my old boat trailer. These wings looked almost exactly like the originals. They look/feel well made and feel thick walled. I still buy fender mounts as I think everywhere I've looked the mounts are overpriced. Maybe I'll just make my own mounts.

I'm converting a 1987 BMW K-Bike into a Cafe Racer and needed a simple (and cheap) rear fender option that I didn't mind replacing to cut. Ordered and voila, it fits my bike perfectly. At first I thought I would have to cut it to fit but it fits as is, length and width, good quality metal, large and well shaped. I couldn't be happier because for the price I couldn't have asked for a better glider.

I received mine very quickly and expected a thin world. NO, it is thick solid metal and well made. Doesn't bend. With a passenger I would feel 100% comfortable. It just needs to be welded or bolted to it with a couple of brackets and a bike swingarm. Would buy again and again. PS The corners are already SLIGHTLY rounded so you don't have to worry about scratching them and you don't have to do it yourself and ruin everything. Perfect purchase, I'll post a photo here when we all hook it up.

You can't buy the best galvanized fender. This is a quality replacement fender for your trailer. I bought mine to replace the plastic fenders that came with my canoe trailer. They broke into pieces in less than two years. Most large fenders attach at the left and right ends. This is an 8" fender and requires a rear bracket. If your trailer is similar to mine, you will need to make a mounting bracket like I did. It's easy - just buy galvanized rods and bolts with locknuts (important) at the…