Honda Trx 90 93 - 05 Black Plastic Front And Rear Fender Set on 2040-parts.com
Newberg, Oregon, US
This is a set of Black Shiny Maier Mfg. plastic front fender and standard rear fender for a Honda TRX90 (93-05)
These are factory blems direct from the Maier-Mfg. factory. The blem is heavy rub marks from shipping and/or stacking. There may also be other slight surface imperfections that would not show up in a picture.
In some cases, stock mounting hardware is used to mount the fenders. In cases, where the stock hardware does not work, new mounting hardware is provided with fenders.
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