About Flexi Fender

Built by riders who actually drop their bikes

Flexi Fender was born in the woods, not in a boardroom. Andrew is a retired firefighter and DR-Z addict who started designing parts after realizing most tail tidy kits can't survive the way we actually ride: dropping bikes, log hopping, and learning as we go.

Flexi Fender rider on a Suzuki DR650 on a wooded trail
Suzuki DR-Z400 supermoto with a Flexi Fender fender eliminator

Our story

How Flexi Fender started

For years I rode a built '02 DR-Z400 and beat on it constantly. When Suzuki dropped the new DR-Z4S, I jumped on it and immediately started riding 6 to 7 hours a week in the trails, dropping it almost daily, smashing into logs, and finding every weak point on the bike.

One of the first parts to tap out was the rear end. Most tail tidy and fender eliminator kits were either overpriced, brittle, or looked like an afterthought. I wanted something that kept a factory-clean look but could handle real dual sport abuse.

So I fired up CAD, designed my own flexible tail tidy in an industrial grade flexible polymer, and started torture-testing it. When I could stomp on it, try to rip it in half, and hang my 190 lb body from the tail without failure, I knew I was onto something worth sharing with other riders.

What we stand for

Bend instead of break

Flexi Fender exists to solve one simple problem: build tail tidy kits and protection parts that bend instead of break.

01

Real-world durability

Designed on bikes that see dirt every week, not just photo studios.

02

Factory-friendly installs

OEM hardware and mounting points wherever possible, with no cutting into your stock wiring.

03

Clean, OEM-plus styling

Tidy, minimal designs that look like they belong on the bike from the factory.

04

Rider-driven design

If a part doesn't survive how we ride, it doesn't ship.

Flexi Fender flexible tail tidy with LED turn signals and license plate

Where we're headed

More bikes, tougher parts

The DR-Z4S kit was just the start. Flexi Fender now makes kits for the Suzuki DR-Z4S, DR-Z400 and DR650, Honda CRF300L, KTM 390 and Yamaha TW200, and it's being built as a platform for dual sport and ADV bikes that actually see dirt. We're working toward:

  • Fitment for more dual sport and ADV models
  • Even tougher components
  • More protection and convenience parts for real world riding

If you have a bike you'd love to see a Flexi Fender kit for, let me know. I design everything in-house, and rider feedback drives the roadmap.

Dual sport rider crossing a creek on a trail-tested Flexi Fender kit

Ready for a tail tidy that bends instead of breaking?