FBI fender
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On several occassions, I have seen the worst customer service, of any aftermarket company I have ever dealt with. And at different rallies I've been too, they have several people staffing their display that have no knowledge of their products, applications or technical experience.
It's difficult to open up your wallet, and get behind a company that represents itself that way.
It's difficult to open up your wallet, and get behind a company that represents itself that way.
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I don't think there is anything particularly special about their front fenders, but for the back...
I love that stretched wide fender. Bad Dad is the only one I've seen that looks quite like that. Bad Dad's is not a fender but a fender cover though. Does anyone besides FBI make this fender as a full fender?
I love that stretched wide fender. Bad Dad is the only one I've seen that looks quite like that. Bad Dad's is not a fender but a fender cover though. Does anyone besides FBI make this fender as a full fender?
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On several occassions, I have seen the worst customer service, of any aftermarket company I have ever dealt with. And at different rallies I've been too, they have several people staffing their display that have no knowledge of their products, applications or technical experience.
It's difficult to open up your wallet, and get behind a company that represents itself that way.
It's difficult to open up your wallet, and get behind a company that represents itself that way.
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I bought their 200mm rear wheel kit that included a swing arm, fender, motor and tranny offset and the assoicated nuts and bolts. They painted the fender to match the stock Harley paint. I'm satisfied with the color.
I would have to agree with the comments about customer service. They are kinda slow in getting stuff out to ya, but then, I think they are more setup to provide the mechanical service. If the cashier at the show didn't know to much detail about the parts, it may be pretty much the same as asking the cashier at a Harley dealer for tech information. They just don't know and ya can't expect them to know either. Ask the right person.
I would have to agree with the comments about customer service. They are kinda slow in getting stuff out to ya, but then, I think they are more setup to provide the mechanical service. If the cashier at the show didn't know to much detail about the parts, it may be pretty much the same as asking the cashier at a Harley dealer for tech information. They just don't know and ya can't expect them to know either. Ask the right person.
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