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Anyone try this fender flare?

3.5K views 19 replies 17 participants last post by  rogo159  
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#4 ·
I have those on my RZR and I think they work better than Polaris flares. They wrap around the the back and are quite effective at keeping the mud off the bed and our backs. If I had it to do again I would get the same ones I have on now and from the same place you had as the example. That was the cheapest place I have ever found them.
 
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WARNING....They are the same design as superatv BUT..... they are not made of the same material. I purchased a pair from superatv to save a few bucks (on EBay) and found they are much harder and flex almost zero if you rub trees which will lend to breaking easily. (they also arrived scratched, IMO they had already been returned once)
superatv did take them back but charged me a restocking fee because of the scratches they claim I put on.

I have since purchased the more expensive ones that are by far better material than the ones from superatv. You will be much happier in the long run if you purchase the other ones.

The old story I guess, you get what you pay for.
 
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Yes it is and these are the best performing flares on the market. I had considered the "S" flares but after riding a muddy trail with a friend that had the"S" flares and seeing the back of his RZR full of mud I decided to go with the flare that raps around the back . I have not regretted my decision. You can buy cheaper wrap arounds but check the material they are made out of. These flares will hold up against some pretty good abuse.
 
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I purchased the S flares for my 08 RZR. They help better than the stock flares, of course, but they don't keep all the mud out, especially the bed. They are plyable, and flex O.K..
There is one thing that I did not like about the mounting. The kit that I got, supplied the plastic push pins for the mounting holes in the fender well. These do not stay in well, and there are only 2 holes provided. I went to the dealer, and ordered 3 of the speed bolt fasteners for EACH fender. I believe the S comes this way. You have to cut the plastic just a bit for the speed fasteners to line up with the old mounting holes. I wish you didn't have to do that so more material would still be in place. They conform to the body well, and look real clean.
For those who are thinking of purchasing flares, I would be concerned as to how plyable they are, and how they mount.