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Old 05-10-07, 05:00 PM
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Full Fenders For Fat Tires

Are there fenders available for fat tires?

Tires are 2.35" wide?
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The widest light-weight plastic fenders ( Planet Bike and SKS ) are 60mm wide, which just barely covers a 2.35" tire completely. There may be a wider size made by Wald. I'm assuming that your wheels are for 26" tires.
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I can't comment on their durability, but you can get custom wood fenders made for about $100 from a guy in Oregon. He sells them on ebay, but he does custom orders as well.
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You can also make your own from coroplast a la Kent Peterson: https://www.mile43.com/peterson/FendForYourself.html
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60 millimeters = 2.362 204 724 inches

Planet Bike and SKS are your best options for off-the-shelf fenders.
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Originally Posted by Elusor
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You were given three options.
I have seen pictures of Big Apples 2.35 with the 60mm Planetbike fenders in both 26" and 29" sizes. There is not alot of room but it appears to work.
The custom wood fenders look really nice and would work great.
I have made the coroplast fenders for my 26x3.6" wheels. They are easy to make and work well. They just look pretty bad.
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Originally Posted by Elusor
Are there fenders available for fat tires?

Tires are 2.35" wide?
Sure. These tires are 26" x 2.125" and wider tires would easily fit.
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