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Old 11-29-18, 03:56 PM
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Quick Mount/Release Front Fender

Not much use for fenders out here in sunny SoCal, but when it does rain or the streets are wet and puddled, I don't want to get soaked. All my bikes are outfitted with racks, so I got that one covered. Seeking a quick mount/release front fender that will do the job for 38-45mm tires. Thanks in advance!

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try to "road" sub-forum, or is it not for a road bike? just don't think "electronics" is the right sub-forum
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MonkeyLink or SKS:
sks-germany.com/en/products/shockblade-28-29-zoll/
sks-germany.com/en/products/monkey-fender-set-mtb-connect/
monkey-link.com/en/index
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Yea, Mudguards in So Cal wont keep the Mudslides
from pushing your house off the foundation either.
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Originally Posted by michaelm101
Not much use for fenders out here in sunny SoCal, but when it does rain or the streets are wet and puddled, I don't want to get soaked. All my bikes are outfitted with racks, so I got that one covered. Seeking a quick mount/release front fender that will do the job. Thanks in advance!
For wheels up to 28"x25mm:

https://www.sks-germany.com/en/produ...de-long-black/
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Rinko is a Japanese thing Jan Heine got the subscribers of his VBQ magazine emulating.
(and buying parts, imported , from his Compass Cycles company in Seattle.)
...to use the train to get your non folding bike, out for a ride in the countryside ,
it has to go in a bag, both wheels off, and compact as possible ,
so Rinko-ing is about getting tour 700c bike to pretend it's a small package.

Full mudguards that come off easily is part of the overall scheme..




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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
try to "road" sub-forum, or is it not for a road bike? just don't think "electronics" is the right sub-forum
Thx for the suggestion. Was going to place it in Commuting. Lots of fender folk there, but i figured it's a kind of a gadgety, bike part kinda question...
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Quick Mount/Release Front Fender

Not much use for permanent fenders out here in sunny SoCal, but when it does rain or the streets are wet and puddled, I don't want to get soaked. All my bikes are outfitted with racks, so I got that one covered. Seeking a quick mount/release front fender that will do the job for 38-45mm tires. Thanks in advance!
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Originally Posted by michaelm101
gadgety, bike part kinda question...
last year there was some resistance to starting a dedicated fatbike subforum. turned out to be super popular. I'm wondering if a "fender" subforum would make sense somewhere, because so many redundant issues / questions pop up throughout the year. if might be helpful to have them all in one tidy place making them easier to find & peruse
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I'm about to install CRUD RoadRacer MK3s on my FGSS with 23-622 tyres.

Should be very easy on/off with velcro.

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I would go for SKS.. Love it!!!
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