Front mudguard extender for V7 Sport??

Well done for taking the bull by the horns, old school that, actually picking up the phone to speak to someone rather than text, message or email. I too will be immediately purchasing the new extender upon general release.

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I have fitted the latest Pyramid Plastics front fender extender to my 2026 V7 Sport.

Check out the PP website for appearance and fitting instructions.

It looks good and should protect the engine from splatter in my opinion. It is very securely mounted, using brackets fixed to the brake calliper mounting bolts.

Contrary to the PP fitting instructions, I found it much easier to loosely attach the extender to its brackets (M6 nuts and bolts) before attaching the brackets to the callipers. This Pyramid Plastics kit is well designed and highly recommended.

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I’ve had one fitted to my V7 Sport. Whilst I don’t think it’s the most aesthetically pleasing thing I seen, neither is animal and road deposits slung right up the front of your engine and bottom yoke. I can confirm this no longer happens on my bike with the PP extenda fitted.

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Me too,it does a good job at keeping all the road crud off the engine and alternator. As for fitting a hugger, I gave up after nearly stripping the heads off the exhaust mounting bolts. Figured I will just clean the swinging arm and shaft drive as I go.

I had a Pyramid extender fitted to my 2022 v7 stone, I took it off as it seemed to ‘flap’ a bit; my fault as I didn’t take off the fender to fit it properly on the supplied pads (idiot). Anyway, I still had it on my workbench when I traded up to my 2025 v7 Sport. I took the Sport’s fender off, roughed up the underside and fitted the Pyramid extender using evo-stick and clamps. Looks fine (see photo) and so far hasn’t come loose. It’s reasonably effective too.

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Whilst that looks very tidy and is arguably more aesthetically pleasing, it isn’t the Fenda Extenda recommended by Pyramid for the 2025 onwards V7 Sport which is considerably longer and has side supports that mount to the front brake calipers.

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Ah well, it’s the ‘naughty step’ for me then :wink:

we’ve all been there :smiley:

So true! :joy: