Since you're in Canada , check out the overfenders from Direction 2 (D2) . I just heard of them.I heard the same thing about the Canadian Yamaha pieces.i think I will go that route. Cost is ridiculous on them but it is what it is.
I actually messaged them about a week ago but no response. I know they don't list them for the Kodiak in their application charts.Since you're in Canada , check out the overfenders from Direction 2 (D2) . I just heard of them.
Did you get them in yet?I ordered a factory set off ebay, but they haven't showed up yet.
If no one else posts a pic I will after I get them installed.
I'm hoping to install them this next weekend. Last weekend we had a severe for here cold front come through with 8" of snow overnight. I don't have a plow for the Kodiak so it was back to the old trusty ATC 250SX to get it all plowed out.Did you get them in yet?
I started to do them this evening, but decided to not add them.Did you get them in yet?
I read a similar review on a grizzly 700. Its a shame that a Yamaha factory accessory is not made better. After riding in mud the last weekend, I don't know if they are really necessary unless you are putting on wide tires. Thanks for the update.I started to do them this evening, but decided to not add them.
They were thin and you had to give them a little love in order for them to form to the fender.
I didn't like the idea that they would scratch the **** out of the paint either.