Originally Posted by
GeneO
I still need to put those plug-n-play (right) fenders on it. Bought them last year with the bike. Always find another excuse, like riding
But I had a headset problem. The LBS rebuilt it and said that while the bearings were OK, it was nasty in there. And that was after just 2100 mi.
manbearpig (man: road geometry, bear: mountain drivetrain, pig: mudding cyclocross brakes, tires etc. ):
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I put the plug and play fenders on my sequoia and ended up removing them. the front fender "plug" attachment bar is right at foot level and has a minuscule amount of clearance between attachment bar and shoe toe. I kept breaking the plastic clamp that hold attachment bar to fender. It is a shame Specialized put such little thought into the fender design. Fenders made for each bike doesn't seem like too much to ask.