Harley Rear Fenders

Used and some new rear fenders for Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Be sure you check to see if it is the correct fitment for your bike. Lot's of minor changes through the years.

All the aftermarket fenders I've seen for Softails or some of the other Harley's are steel.
The baggers are the only bikes I've seen that you can get a fiberglass rear fender.

Like the front fenders, the raw steel fenders will require cleaning, prep, and 2K priming, Then resand again.
Cheaper than a genuine Harley fender, these fenders are an economical way of getting your fender replaced.
Some of the rear fenders come with the 4 rivets, some do not.

If you are replacing your Softail fender, please note that MOST of the fenders will not come with the electrical box cutout. If you have a '96 - '99 you will need to do this cutout. Do this yourself or have your painter do it for you. You can see this cutout if you remove your seat. Pre '96 does not have the cutout. Also note that the older fenders have a welded nut at the seat hole. The newer style used an insert with a "C" clip. The newer style is the preferred so you may want to remove that nut and use the insert with the "C" clip.
This is the same on both the bobbed style fenders and the longer Heritage, Fatboy style fenders.

Yes, it does require some tedious cutting for the notch, but it can be done and it will be well worth the effort it takes.