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Old 11-28-10, 09:11 AM
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Seeking Resources for early 70's Road bike Fenders

I'm looking for resource/information on where to find Fenders for early 70's road bikes. I'm currently planning a full restoration for my 72-74? Cinelli Model B and would like to acquire fenders for it (love the pics of restored Cinelli's with matching painted fenders!).
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I think I saw some on ebay - once. Going to be a tough find.
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Got a couple of sets of period correct Torpado fender sets, identical to the ones on this old Italian Torpado that I owned for a while.

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Do you think those would have been generic for all Italian bikes of that era or specifically for Torpados?
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How accurate are you looking to be? There are lots of donor bikes with fenders still attached. I regularly see woman's step-thru frame bikes with skinny 26" and 27" tires which have fenders. Sometimes you might need to modify how they mount. Just depends on how precise of a period correct match you are aiming for.
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Accurate. It is a Cinelli after all
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