puch maxi front fender mud flap SET
puch maxi front fender mud flap SET
 
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new rubber puch maxi front fender mud flap set, make sure you have the right fender for this flap!

***we believe the longer flap is actually for the REAR fender, and the shorter one is for the front. that being said, there are still some fitment issues so be prepared to make things work.***

this is ONLY for the angular square type front fenders found usually on pre 78 puch mopeds. They will look like this. Later puch use the rounded type fender which this will not fit on. Check these out carefully... and don't buy this if you can't use it!

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3 of 5 Had to clip the outer nibs June 28, 2019
taco eater : Tina from Bloomington, IN United States  
The smaller one that comes with it fits perfect, but this big guy pictured required some creativity with and x-acto and super glue

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1 of 5 puch maxi front fender mud flap December 24, 2018
taco eater : Erik Barney from Yelm, WA United States  
don't fit on my 1980 maxi front.
Fits on rear.....

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1 of 5 dont fit May 21, 2018
taco eater : Keith Char from Honolulu, HI United States  
Don't fit!

Edit treats : on what?

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2 of 5 HARD TO INSTALL August 27, 2014
taco eater : Walter Perine from Wellington, FL United States  
It was very hard to stretch the mud flap to index the rubber pins into the holes of my 1981 Maxi-Luxe front fender. I tried everything including heating up the rubber. Finally I cut off the pins and drillled four small holes, and installed 8/32 bolts and lock nuts. I really think there is a design flaw in the part. BTW The front small rubber finisher that comes with the flap fit perfectly. I also noticed that on the original installation of the rubber pins they melted the ends to keep them from coming loose. I bet they were made from a different material.

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5 of 5 Works as it should February 4, 2014
taco eater : Black Francis from atlanta, GA United States  
Get some speed nuts or star washers for the inside of the fender - the mud guard'll stay put

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