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Machina Front Fender Extender – BMW F 900 GSA
The Machina Front Fender Extender is a precision-engineered accessory designed to enhance the protection of your BMW F 900 GSA. It extends the coverage of the stock front fender, effectively reducing mud, debris, and water spray from reaching the engine, exhaust headers, and lower body panels — keeping your motorcycle cleaner and more protected in all riding conditions.
Crafted from high-impact ABS polymer, the extender offers a perfect balance of strength, flexibility, and light weight. The material is resistant to cracking, warping, and UV damage, ensuring long-lasting durability even in harsh weather.
Key Features:
Designed for BMW F 900 GSA
Extends front fender coverage to protect engine and radiator area
Made from high-impact ABS polymer for durability and flexibility
UV-resistant and weatherproof construction
Matches OEM design and contour perfectly
Bolt-on / adhesive fitment — no major modification required
Reduces water spray, mud, and road grime
Lightweight and aerodynamic design
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Be the first to share your experience!It is made specifically for the BMW F 850 GS / F 900 GS / GSA. Fitment can change between model years, so if you're unsure about yours, send Machina your bike's year and a photo on WhatsApp before ordering.
High-impact ABS polymer. ABS is impact-resistant and flexes instead of shattering, and it does not rust or corrode.
It is designed around the BMW F 850 GS / F 900 GS / GSA's existing mounting points, so it fits with basic hand tools. If you'd rather not do it yourself, any mechanic can fit it, and Machina can guide you over WhatsApp.
Yes. It stops the front wheel throwing water, mud and stones at the engine, radiator and your boots — useful through the Indian monsoon and on unpaved roads.
It follows the lines of the stock bodywork, so it looks like part of the bike while giving extra coverage.
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