Show us your bike with fenders!
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This Fender is a Studio Bass Amp which weighs in at a hefty forty-seven kg.
From a blog post (not mine).
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This Fender is a Studio Bass Amp which weighs in at a hefty forty-seven kg.
From a blog post (not mine).
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Last edited by juvela; 11-17-17 at 06:20 PM. Reason: spellin'
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@tiredhands, check out the Spanninga Pixeo tail light. It's made for fender mounting, though it comes with a mount you can use elsewhere. I don't have experience with a fender-mounted headlight yet.
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@tiredhands, check out the Spanninga Pixeo tail light. It's made for fender mounting, though it comes with a mount you can use elsewhere. I don't have experience with a fender-mounted headlight yet.
Here's another, albeit very different, Raleigh that also fits 35s and fenders (gotta love 27"-700c conversions!)
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@tiredhands, check out the Spanninga Pixeo tail light. It's made for fender mounting, though it comes with a mount you can use elsewhere. I don't have experience with a fender-mounted headlight yet.
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Thanks for the heads-up @palincss. I'll keep using mine until it fails.
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Bike came with a downtube protector/mudguard, and LBS was kind enough to give me a free rear mudguard they had. It's more aimed for 25-28mm tyres though and my bags/jackets are properly speckled by mud by the end of a good ride.
Looking for mudguard suggestions
Looking for mudguard suggestions
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My Biria with Shimano Nexus 8 speed does real well in the rain.
I got soaked on the way home after this shot in a local park. But only from
the rain, the road spray was pretty much handled.
Even my bell was muted by the downpour. But I loved it
And a great example of how not to take a bike portrait!.
I got soaked on the way home after this shot in a local park. But only from
the rain, the road spray was pretty much handled.
Even my bell was muted by the downpour. But I loved it
And a great example of how not to take a bike portrait!.
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Winter bike
My 1982 Fuji Team. This is my first post!
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Welcome! Interesting cockpit setup on your Fuji. If you haven't already, you should start a Classic & Vintage thread on your Fuji build.
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@juvela, if you lived on the other coast I'd invite to make some noise ~ always looking for a great bassist, assuming that's your thing.
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My Biria with Shimano Nexus 8 speed does real well in the rain.
I got soaked on the way home after this shot in a local park. But only from
the rain, the road spray was pretty much handled.
Even my bell was muted by the downpour. But I loved it
And a great example of how not to take a bike portrait!.
I got soaked on the way home after this shot in a local park. But only from
the rain, the road spray was pretty much handled.
Even my bell was muted by the downpour. But I loved it
And a great example of how not to take a bike portrait!.
Gives a whole new meaning for the phrase "step through."
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@juvela, if you lived on the other coast I'd invite to make some noise ~ always looking for a great bassist, assuming that's your thing.
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me musical aptitude is even lower than me two-wheeler knowledge.
mum & dad started me in with piano lessons ~age ten. after two years o' weekly lessons was still right where i began... they finally gave up and returned the rental eighty-eight.
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Love me some fenders!
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and a nice English version...
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My English 1971 Robin Hood "Sports Model" three speed with it's original white painted fenders (mudguards).
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Ahh... I missed the “From a blog post (not mine).” tidbit in the pic/post above of a bike hauling the ~Fender~ bass cabinet. Whoops!
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Bluemels Airlight alloy mudguards with 'Peace' mudflap of unknown make.
[IMG]1956 H.R. Morris Special Model for racing by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]_MG_1942_t by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]1956 H.R. Morris Special Model for racing by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
[IMG]_MG_1942_t by Dawes-man, on Flickr[/IMG]
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And here's the Sequoia 650b
My current go to bike
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"The Unnecessary Bridgestone" with Velo Orange black hammered fenders:
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My most recent fendered bike, the 1965 Dilecta LeBlanc touring bike resurrected from a fixie conversion years ago. It was a splendid opportunity to dig around for some French parts. The fenders, Zefal/Mtl and are a strong and light lamination of metal and plastic. Two pairs were received with some frames last fall.
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