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Old 08-15-13, 02:16 PM
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Cream Colored Fenders?

Does anyone know of some good cream colored fenders? I've found these on Rivendell, and will probably buy them unless someone points me in another, better direction. https://www.rivbike.com/product-p/fe2.htm

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Those or painted steel (DIY) are your options. The sks/bluemels/planetbike all use a similar hardware systems which looks OK, traditional for an English bike. But going with steel, you have some nicer options for hardware.
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Bamboo, my daughter has them on her Raleigh Sojourn. They are just beautiful.

https://urbanvelo.org/planet-bike-gra...fender-review/

And they are not flat like earlier bamboo fenders.
They have a curve like any plastic fender.

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Originally Posted by Velognome
Those or painted steel (DIY) are your options. The sks/bluemels/planetbike all use a similar hardware systems which looks OK, traditional for an English bike. But going with steel, you have some nicer options for hardware.
I hate to contradict you, but there's nothing traditional about the hardware on SKS fenders with their plastic breakaway front stay attachment. The attachment of the stays to the fenders is nothing like that of vintage Bluemels either. They are fine fenders, but I wouldn't put them on a bike that I wanted to keep vintage.
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I hate to contradict you, but there's nothing traditional about the hardware on SKS fenders with their plastic breakaway front stay attachment. The attachment of the stays to the fenders is nothing like that of vintage Bluemels either. They are fine fenders, but I wouldn't put them on a bike that I wanted to keep vintage.
Yea. If everything works to plan, I'm not shooting for super vintage on this bike. I'd put them on a '94 or a '95--they'll be put there for their intended purpose... (and aesthetics). I think I'm going to go ahead and get a pair of the Rivendell ones from a forum member.
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