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    33HR bicycle fenders

    Anyone know if FFR still makes the bicycle fenders available that are not carbon fiber? Nothing is listed in their parts section other than the carbon fiber. Since these are going to be painted, I hate to spend the extra $$$ for carbon fiber.

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    I heard that they don't as the cost difference wasn't enough to justify carrying both.

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    I wanted to order them and was told exactly that. So I will make my own front fenders for a lot less. Ideas I have kicked around is use some reproduction rear fiberglass fenders from an old truck and alter them. Another is to just use some metal trailer fenders. Or just make a mold out of wood and lay fiberglass. Lot of examples of people making motorcycle fenders out there.
    Since it will be quite a while before I even get the kit, my first step is hit a bunch of swap meets in the spring and see what pops up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff33Ford View Post
    I wanted to order them and was told exactly that. So I will make my own front fenders for a lot less. Ideas I have kicked around is use some reproduction rear fiberglass fenders from an old truck and alter them. Another is to just use some metal trailer fenders. Or just make a mold out of wood and lay fiberglass. Lot of examples of people making motorcycle fenders out there.
    Since it will be quite a while before I even get the kit, my first step is hit a bunch of swap meets in the spring and see what pops up.
    Speedway Motors and some other places sell bike fenders for hot rods that may work too.

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    Don't forget that Dan Ruth (Innovative Rodding) has a high quality fender set for the hot rod.

    https://www.innovativerodding.com/parts-services-2018/

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    Quote Originally Posted by FF33rod View Post
    Don't forget that Dan Ruth (Innovative Rodding) has a high quality fender set for the hot rod.

    https://www.innovativerodding.com/parts-services-2018/

    Steve
    I see Fenders but not bicycle fenders, at least on their site.

    Quote Originally Posted by 33fromSD View Post
    Speedway Motors and some other places sell bike fenders for hot rods that may work too.

    Jim
    Maybe I am not searching correctly but I cannot find any that could be used. Some kind of look like the right type but are too narrow.

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    Front fenders are not such an issue to modify from whats available, but rear fenders need to be fabricated to fit the body along with the front mounting brackets. Seems to me the original glass fenders from FFR started at around $600/set but now are double in the carbon fiber material.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff33Ford View Post
    I see Fenders but not bicycle fenders, at least on their site.
    I believe he has the bicycle fenders too, give him a call, very helpful guy
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    If anyone is interested, I have a set of FFR front fenders and running boards for the Gen 1 '33. I used parts from another vendor, so the FFR stuff is just collecting dust in my garage. PM me if interested and we'll work something out.
    Keith HR #894

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    I have a spare set of fenders......Front, running boards and rear.......unfortunately, the bike fenders went with car......I think the rear fenders are the same.....Call me if interested Silversnake.....607423-1608

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    I have a full fender set, fboth front fenders, both running boards, and both rear fenders.........could you modify these to work? All painted (high quality work) gloss black.....call me, Bobtail Builder...........607 423-1608 ...located in NY.

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    Seems like lots of full fenders available but nobody has the bicycle fenders. I couldn't find any bicycle fenders on the Ruth website but I will give them a call. I wasn't going to run any fenders at all but after driving through a couple of puddles and finally getting hit in the cheek by a thrown rock I've changed my mind.

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    Bike fenders

    Quote Originally Posted by Jeff33Ford View Post
    I wanted to order them and was told exactly that. So I will make my own front fenders for a lot less. Ideas I have kicked around is use some reproduction rear fiberglass fenders from an old truck and alter them. Another is to just use some metal trailer fenders. Or just make a mold out of wood and lay fiberglass. Lot of examples of people making motorcycle fenders out there.
    Since it will be quite a while before I even get the kit, my first step is hit a bunch of swap meets in the spring and see what pops up.
    I think Dan Ruth might still be selling his versions of the bike fenders; sheet metal fronts
    And glass rears. Check out innovativerodding.com
    Good luck

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    If you can't find what you need, consider fabricating some custom bike fenders. It's not that difficult and if you can't weld, there are shops out there that can handle that for you. I couldn't find store-bought fenders when I went with skinny front runners so I cut up a Harley rear fender to make a pair.

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    I have the bike fenders that are carbon fiber. So with the finish of the carbon fiber bike fenders I am not painting them. They look absolutely flawless. However, you could paint them. But who paints over show quality carbon fiber LOL

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