Mud flaps for Quad Bikes

[Alistair]

Are these mud flaps from ATV City any good?




They go by the name C- Dax and fancy getting a pair for my Honda Honda 420.

 

[Tony1989]

We sell quite a few of them and havnt heard any bad reports, they keep the muck down!

 

[Dry Rot]

Just an aside, but I made mud flaps for my Land Rover from scrap quarry belting. A very serious LR enthusiast had great difficulty in telling them from the "proper" bought ones! Don't know if that could be done for a quad but might be useful to someone!

 

[Al R]

Just an aside, but I made mud flaps for my Land Rover from scrap quarry belting. A very serious LR enthusiast had great difficulty in telling them from the "proper" bought ones! Don't know if that could be done for a quad but might be useful to someone!

A plastic feed bag tied to the back with a few chippings in the bottom to keep it weighed down would work well I’m sure

 

[Jerry]

I have them on my bike but use my own fixings to I can slip one off in seconds when I need to use the rappa fence winder.

Flaps themselves are fine.

 

[Jerry]

Thus is on my old bike but principal is exactly the same on current bike.

 

[shearerlad]

Couple of Crystalyx lids for mudguard extensions. Matching the Honda red bodywork too
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My mud flap extensions. Drill a few holes and some short 8mm bolts. Cheap but very cheerful

 

[neilo]

Are these mud flaps from ATV City any good?

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They go by the name C- Dax and fancy getting a pair for my Honda Honda 420.

Yes, they work well. Mine are fitted on a bar just like @Jerry ’s, but they can be adapted to fit however you like.

 

[milkloss]

We sell quite a few of them and havnt heard any bad reports, they keep the muck down!

Do you offer a TFF discount code?

 

[AftonShepherd]

I used conveyor belting bolted onto my.wooden dog box. Worked great until I got stuck in a really wet rushy bit of ground. When trying to reverse back the rushes pushed the mudflap tight against the wheel which (probably unsurprisingly) found enough grip to considerably bend the rear frame on the bike!

Was on with wing nuts so could have removed flaps easily if I'd realised in advance what would happen.

 

[Tony1989]

Do you offer a TFF discount code?

Ide love too but they are only £34+ vat for the kit, won’t be able to afford the tape for the box!

 

[Alistair]

Tony1989 is there a link to your shop?

 

[Tony1989]

https://www.cjagri.co.uk/collections/accessories/products/universal-mud-flap-kit

 

[Al R]

https://www.cjagri.co.uk/collections/accessories/products/universal-mud-flap-kit

Nice mats!

 

[Jerry]

Nice mats!

Have the same mat, it wont fall to bits as its bloody heavy

 

[Al R]

Have the same mat, it wont fall to bits as its bloody heavy

I have 2 older style which I don’t think have a make on, then also cubicle matting for the quad with the winder on

 

[milkloss]

Ide love too but they are only £34+ vat for the kit, won’t be able to afford the tape for the box!

Well done. Didn't know about your site and I will keep you in mind when I inevitably need bike parts

 

[Tony1989]

Well done. Didn't know about your site and I will keep you in mind when I inevitably need bike parts

Thank you, we also have quite a few s/h quads in at the moment only not on site yet

 

[Alias]

Like AftonShepherd says, mud flaps are no good on steep rushy ground. You can soon get spinning on the big tussocks, and as soon as you back up they're wrecked