Fenders to accommodate Bruce Gordon Rock N Road Tires?
09-25-14, 11:56 AM
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Fenders to accommodate Bruce Gordon Rock N Road Tires?
Honjo makes some in 700x50. Would rather not pay that much if it can be avoided. I'd like them to be alloy or steel. Any recommendations?
09-25-14, 12:06 PM
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Fabricate ! get a strip of Aluminum flat sheet curved to make your own?
.125" by 2" can be really rugged Its at the builders supply-hardware store.
(SKS also makes wide Mudguards I've been OK with their kind of plastic for Decades..)
.125" by 2" can be really rugged Its at the builders supply-hardware store.
(SKS also makes wide Mudguards I've been OK with their kind of plastic for Decades..)
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Aluminum fenders are usually boutique items these days and the last steel fenders I remember were on my early '50's J.C. Higgins (Sears' house brand) so the only reasonably priced ones are plastic. SKS and Planet Bike are the most commonly available brands.
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Velo Orange has stainless and alu. Not super cheap but less than Honjo's. Fenders - Accessories
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