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D.FENDER’s V4 Dirty Road Fender
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D.FENDER’s V4 Dirty Road Fender

November 27, 2017

For those living in extra wet environments, the D.FENDER has made a leap from your mountain bike, onto your dirty road bike. The D.FENDER is made in the USA and designed to minimize spray. These are made for both rigid forks and the LAUF Grit and they’re in stock now at D.FENDER.

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