Do You Have Brackets and Fenders for Trailer in a Bag?
Updated 08/17/2026 | Published 08/06/2026
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Question:
Hi I own a Trailer in a Bag and would like to add fenders. I cannot source the original accessory fenders online. Do you have brackets/fenders that would bolt on to my axle? Thank you
asked by: Warren R
Expert Reply:
Hello Warren,
Thanks for writing in!
We do have universal trailer fenders and mounting brackets that may work for your Trailer in a Bag, but I wasn't able to verify a bolt-on fender kit designed specifically for that trailer. Since the original manufacturer is no longer in business, I would treat this as a custom installation rather than recommend a specific setup without taking a few measurements.
Our CE Smith fender brackets, such as # CE26061G-2 (which a lot of our customers use to install the # CE17720 you were looking at), are designed to bolt to the trailer frame and the fender rather than directly to the axle. These particular brackets work with 7" wide round fenders for 8" and 12" wheels.
If you can tell me your tire size and provide the available mounting dimensions around the axle and frame, I'd be happy to help match up a fender and bracket combination. A couple of pictures of the axle and wheel area would also be very helpful since the Trailer in a Bag has an unusual removable design. You can send pictures by responding directly to the email you receive.
It might be more of a custom fabrication job, I also attached our Dealer locator if you would like to find someone in your area that is up for the challenge.
What kind of motorcycle are you planning to haul with your Trailer in a Bag, and where are you headed?
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CE Smith Single Axle Trailer Fender - 16 Gauge Steel - 12" Wheels - Qty 1
- Trailer Fenders
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- 12 Inch Wheels
- 7 Inch Wide
- 22-1/2 Inch Long
- Steel
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- For Single-Axle Trailers
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Daryl
8/14/2026
I do not own one of those trailers so I can not honestly speak for it as far as direct bolt ons but the fenders and brackets listed here should work with your application as they are universal. Just get your brackets mounted to your fenders the way you like then use some c-clamps to clamp them on your frame while you fit the tire. Once you have the fender where you want it. Take the wheel off and mark your holes on the frame and drill them out. It’s not 100% necessary to have two bolts on each bracket where it bolts to the frame but if that’s all you can get it is recommended to have them welded so they can not move forward or aft. Best of luck to you on your build.