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Looking to replace front and rear plastic. I have race cut front now, was wondering if I would be better with full fronts. Also maer or fullbore? And where is the cheapest place to get them? Thanks...
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First find the cheapest set you can find advertised in any ad in a catalog or magazine, then use that ad to get them from Dennis Kirk. DK is about the cheapest shipping around and they price match any ad.
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I bought my maier fenders from motosport. I guess it was their "free shipping on orders over $100" is what made me go with them. but the strang thing was, their catalog had some of the lowest prices on plastic I could find anywhere, but on their web site their prices were several dollars higher than in the catalog. I guess just spend some time shopping around and you can save a couple extra dollars.

as far as full front fenders, what kind of riding do you do? if you ride in the mud and water alot and need splash protection then get the full fronts, you wont regret it.
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Will probably go with full fronts, most of my riding is trails and there is usually plenty of mud. Thanks for the input!
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