Motorcycle Rear Cushion Fender For 79 Bike, Motorcycle Rear Mudguard for 79Bike Falcon Pro Electric Dirt Bike E-Bike Carbon Fiber Pattern

Features: The ebike rear mudguard can help block mud, gravel and other debris splashed by riding. It can effectively prevent these debris from contaminating and damaging the shock absorber and core components, prevent heavy sediment from adhering to the shock absorber, and reduce the difficulty of cleaning. The rear fender falcon pro is made of premium plastic, which has good flexibility, impact resistance and heat resistance, is durable and reliable, and has a long service life. The fender e bike is lightweight and don't add too much extra weight to the motorcycle or alter your riding experience. The electric dirt bike mudguard is specially designed for 79Bike, no modification is required, just align the holes and fix it with screws, no need to worry about compatibility issues Specification: Color : Carbon Fiber Pattern Material: Plastic Fitment: For 79Bike Falcon Pro. Package Includes: 1 * Motorcycle Rear Cushion Fender As Pictures.

• Scope of application: The dirt bike rear cushion fender is suitable for 79Bike Falcon Pro Electric Dirt Bike E-Bike.
• Function: The ebike rear cushion fender can help block mud, gravel and other debris splashed by riding. It can effectively prevent these debris from contaminating and damaging the shock absorber and core components, prevent heavy sediment from adhering to the shock absorber, and reduce the difficulty of cleaning.
• Premium Material: The rear mudguard falcon pro is made of premium plastic, which has good flexibility, impact resistance and heat resistance, is durable and reliable, and has a long service life.
• Lightweight: The rear fender e bike is lightweight and don't add too much extra weight to the motorcycle or alter your riding experience.
• Installation: The electric dirt bike rear mudguard is specially designed for 79Bike, no modification is required, just align the holes and fix it with screws, no need to worry about compatibility issues