Where can I get a front mud guard from?

[Chilli]

Ebay is not my friend....and quite frankly I've given up googling for one...too many shops that don't actually sell them!

Any thoughts?

Cheers.

[Rick448]

Mudguard for what?

[Chilli]

Well, my bike.

[dibblecorse]

what bike ????

[bimsb6]

look in the hedge

[Glade]

look for Fender extender

(SV650's have a problem with water in the front spark plug and lots of owners fit "Fender extenders", though i have never looked myself)

edit...

website said:

PYRAMID FENDER EXTENDERS
A lot of bikes now come with inadequate front mudguards, The result of this can be seen as dirty, grimy engines, which often end up corroded, a Fender Extender from us is the only answer. This easy to fit add-on may save you money in the long run. Only available in black.

Otherwise Pyramid, ermax etc (can't think of any off the top of my head) might be able to do some aftermarket plastics.

Edited by Glade on Monday 4th August 21:28

[fredd1e]

Get a carbon one , try QB world of Carbon from memory? or Skidmarx? what bike is it for?

[Chilli]

I don't believe you lot!

GSXR750 K7. The guard fell victim to a disc lock.....twice! Not sure about a carbon one a) expensive and b) would be the only carbon bit on the bike.

Bike is being prepped for the big sale!

[blade7]

E-bay ?.

[Biker's Nemesis]

Local Suzuki Bike dealer, or alternatively try a site such as Visordown.com

[rsv gone!]

^^^ Pucker up, assume the position and buy one from Suzuki. Best to keep the bike standard for the widest market.

[RizzoTheRat]

If you're after a genuine one try Fowlers in Bristol, they're the people a lot of smaller dealers get thier parts from.

[Chilli]

Cool. Many thanks.