Entity: FENDER
Fender refers to a protective device or accessory found on bicycles, motorcycles, boats, and automobiles designed to prevent mud, water, or other debris from splashing onto the rider or surroundings.
FENDER
Etymology
The term 'fender' originates from the concept of providing protection or cushioning against impact or splashing.
Definition
A fender is a protective device or accessory found on bicycles, motorcycles, boats, and automobiles designed to prevent mud, water, or other debris from splashing onto the rider or surroundings.
Historical Context
Fenders have been used for centuries to protect riders from splashes and debris, evolving from simple designs to more advanced and specialized forms.
Cultural Significance
Fenders play a crucial role in ensuring the comfort and safety of riders by minimizing the impact of external elements such as mud, water, and debris.
Related Concepts
- Mudguard
- Splash guard
- Wheel arch
See Also
A protective device or accessory designed to prevent mud, water, or debris from splashing onto the rider or surroundings.